Hotels, guest houses or self catering are the traditional choice for those seeking tourist accomodation in the Isle of Man.
But now the Department of Tourism is adding a new classifaction - Serviced Apartments.
Guests will have the accomodation cleaned and changed during their stay and be able to call on a 24-hour concierge service.
It's a potential concern for traditional providers, already unhappy that Homestay rooms are becoming a first port-of-call among TT visitors.
But Theo Fleurby from the Manx Hospitality Partnership says the Island is only moving with the times:
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