Tourism campaigner says public wants to see results
A former local authority chair now working in Manx tourism says he feel pessimistic as the New Year approaches.
Ged Power had been asked on Manx Radio's Perspective programme how he sees the next 12 months.
He believes the Manx public wants to see progress with less than two years until the next general election.
But, Mr Power says he feels the prospects are not encouraging:
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