Our latest Visit Isle of Wight industry newsletter is now available. It’s a busy time for Visit Isle of Wight, with Wight BID 3 ballot papers now arriving with eligible

Dear Colleague, I’m writing to you as a fellow Visit IW Levy Payer. You’ll have received your voting slip for the BID3 ballot by now to decide whether or not

Ballot papers for Wight BID 3 are now being sent to eligible businesses across the Isle of Wight. If your business is eligible to vote, please look out for your

Introducing our emerging destination brand strategy and vision Visit Isle of Wight is developing a new destination brand strategy and vision for the Island – with a clear ambition: to build

Attendance Directors present: Steve (Vice-Chair, in the chair), Dominic Wray (Interim CEO), Marc Morgan-Huws (IW Steam Railway), Claire Davies (Parkdean Resorts), Phil Delaney (Wightlink), Lee Hudson (Red Funnel), Matthew Brooks

Visit Isle of Wight is encouraging businesses across the Island to get involved in the Wight BID 3 renewal process and have their say in October’s ballot. The proposed Wight

Our latest Visit Isle of Wight industry newsletter is now available. From the Wight BID 3 ballot to upcoming networking and training opportunities, there’s plenty happening across the Island’s visitor

Businesses across the Isle of Wight should look out for their Wight BID 3 Notice of Ballot, arriving by post over the next few days. The Notice of Ballot marks

Our popular social media training sessions are back, allowing Island tourism businesses to build their skills, get practical advice and make more of their social media presence. Delivered by Zesty Marketing,

Our latest Visit Isle of Wight industry newsletter is now available, bringing together Wight BID 3 updates, business opportunities and important industry news. This month’s edition includes: • Summer marketing results –

Today marks an important next step for the Isle of Wight visitor economy: we’re launching the Wight BID 3 Business Plan 2026 – 2031. Before anything else, here’s what’s changing

There are encouraging signs for the Isle of Wight tourism industry, with visitors spending significantly more on the island despite continued pressure on household budgets and the rising cost of