Plea follows reports of tourists being scammed
TT visitors are being urged to ensure their accommodation is registered before arriving on the Isle of Man.
It follows a number of incidents of people being left without somewhere to stay after being scammed.
It's a legal requirement for people renting out their homes during TT to be registered with Homestay Isle of Man Limited.
John Keggin is the managing director:
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