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A conference to discuss the future of tourism on the Isle of Wight was also praised by councillors at the full council meeting.
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Visit Isle of Wight reveal their advertising campaign for 2018 with marketing starting earlier this time, over the 'twixmas' period.
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Visit Isle of Wight's tourism Website is up against two strong contenders in the TravelMole UK Awards 2017 - cast your vote to help Visit Isle of Wight become a winner.
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After five years in the job, David Thornton has decided it's time to move on from his role as the head of Visit Isle of Wight. We hope his replacement is just as dynamic.
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Although traditional coach visitor and scheduled tours have declined across the UK in recent years, private hire trips, organised by groups and companies are increasing and have a higher spend per head.
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Visit Isle of Wight have not only met with a large group of Festival Walk leaders, but also Ramblers Association, AONB, Natural Enterprise and independent walkers, including the Island’s long distance walk leaders, to discuss the future of the Isle of Wight Walking Festival.
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One of the world’s largest yacht races and an appearance by Johnny Depp’s stunt double are amongst the highlights of a two-week seaside festival returning to the Isle of Wight this month.
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The initial scope of the works was to refurbish the Cliff lift motor room and original, 1957, machinery. The programme now incorporates a complete overhaul of the lift cars, pulleys, winches and motor machinery, costing around £800,000.
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Cream of the crop Island Tourism Businesses crowned at The Beautiful South Awards 2015
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The grand opening takes place on Thursday with the new Visitor Centre open Mondays to Saturdays from 10am to 3pm.
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The digital advent calendar from Visit Isle of Wight encourages visitors to buy local products and experiences they can enjoy in 2016.
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Members of the Wight BID are invited to take part in events planned for the next two weeks have their their say, shaping the Island’s tourism activities for the next 12 months.
