Tourism bosses are hoping joined-up thinking by government and the private sector will boost the Island's economy in 2015.
A Visitor Economy Strategic Group held regular meetings last year, giving hoteliers and carriers a voice in shaping future policy.
The Isle of Man's official tourism website received 100,000 hits per month during the year, while one million e mails were sent to potential and past visitors.
Twenty five cruise ships gave booked to visit the Island this season and already six are planning to call here in 2016.
A revised strategy to expand the visitor economy is due out later this year.
Director of Tourism Angela Byrne says the market has become fiercely competitive
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