DfE plea to help Manx economy over TT fortnight
There's a call for the public to promote TT fortnight this year, despite the event being cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Enterprise Minister Laurence Skelly made the plea at today's government media conference.
It was due to be the start of the annual event tomorrow (30 May).
He says while there's no racing, the Manx economy can still benefit from the two-week period:
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