MHK thinks more flexible approach would be a 'win-win'
Rules for those applying for the TT Homestay scheme may be 'too stringent'.
That's according to Douglas North MHK John Wannenburgh who'll raise the matter in the House of Keys today.
He'll ask the enterprise minister how many bookings have been made this year compared to the previous five years.
Mr Wannenburgh thinks a more flexible approach would be a 'win-win' for those who register and those who visit:
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