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As the second week of TT 2010 gets under way, a member of the House of Keys believes the future of the event is looking good.
Early indications suggest visitor numbers were up during practice week and trade around the Island is said to be brisk.
Political member for the Department of Economic Development Geoff Corkish says the TT has enjoyed a mini-revival since the centenary event three years ago:
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