Hotels report strong 2024 so far, optimistic about a very busy summer
Trends are shifting in the preference for last-minute bookings, hotels say
FIAU slaps €300,000 fine on investment fund for breaching anti-money-laundering rules
Southern Cross Sicav has lengthy rap sheet of failures and shortcomings
Malta’s airport calls out health authorities for burdening local travellers with ‘unnecessary hurdles’
European Commission has also questioned Malta's decision to impose three-month expiry period for 2nd vaccine doses
Short on detail, Prime Minister announces another COVID wage supplement extension
PM warns against businesses becoming dependent on Government aid
A pivotal year for pensions: How STM Malta made strides in 2021
STM Malta CEO Deborah Schembri looks back o a year in which the company made great strides within its growth ...
‘While we are here as regulators, we will not stifle industry,’ says MDIA CEO
Keneth Brincat discusses the outward-looking approach towards industry, and the wider digital world
HR Departments in crisis: late quarantine letters placing emphasis on trust
'System is overwhelmed and authorities are cutting corners,' says SME Chamber
Hospitality insiders predict grace period for new vaccine certificate requirement
From 17th January, COVID boosters will be required for a COVID certificate to be valid
Malta’s manufacturing companies facing unprecedented absentee rates due to quarantine
Employees not wanting to get vaccinated is less of an urgent issue than time spent in quarantine
Food delivery company TimeToEat quietly ceases operations in Malta
No announcement has been made, but evidence suggests TimeToEat has collapsed
MSC Grandiosa cancels Valletta call but is not stranded at sea, company says
The ship was set to disembark 28 of its 2,678 passengers in Valletta
PN renews calls for assistance to tourism sector
The Party also called out the Government for what it described as ‘wasteful spending’
Not all that? Disappointing ranking for Malta’s passport in new global index
Index notes Malta's high cost of living and low acceptance of migrants
In 2020, 81% of Malta’s population lived in owned households, placing it among EU’s top 10
Across the EU, 70% of residents live in an owned home
Restaurants report lower sales than 2020 during Christmas period
Poor performance due to mass cancellations in wake of spike in cases
Air Malta reducing route frequencies to match demand, no plans to cancel routes entirely
The holiday period was marked by flight cancellations for travellers around the world