Island would normally welcome around 300,000 visitors over summer season
The border restrictions are having a 'significant impact' on the Island's hospitality sector, despite Manx residents taking staycations.
That's from Enterprise Minister Laurence Skelly, who says the lack of visitors from off-Island has been challenging for the industry.
He estimates around 300,000 visitors would usually provide business to the sector.
As a result, Mr Skelly says his department is looking at whether further support will be needed over the coming months:
You can watch Mr Skelly's full interview with Manx Radio's Sian Cowper below:
Meanwhile, an Island accommodation company has adapted the way it works to the burgeoning 'staycation' market.
Fiona Anderson from Knockaloe Beg Farm in Patrick, says they've found new areas of focus for local customers.
Mrs Anderson says different aspects of the farm appeal to local visitors:
You can take a look around Knockaloe Beg Farm below:
One aspect of Island life sharply in focus during lockdown is the countryside and our shores.
Manx Radio's Alex Wotton went to outdoor company the Venture Centre down in Maughold - and spoke to Simon Read:
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