€2 million restoration scheme opens for Gozo properties, including businesses in UCAs
Eligible applicants may benefit from varying levels of funding depending on the type of property
Activity in most sectors close to pre-pandemic levels, says Central Bank in economic update
Retail sector behind a dip in confidence
Increased hand luggage use by airline passengers partly behind delays, says Heathrow airport CEO
Heathrow management has incensed airlines and passengers by asking for ticket sales to be halted
IMF downgrades global growth projections, warns world economy edging towards recession
Worse than anticipated economic performance in the US, China and Europe do not bode well
Malta secures exemption from EU mandatory proposal for countries to cut gas consumption by 15%
As an island member state disconnected from the EU’s gas network, Malta 'will continue working hard to promote energy efficiency'
Lufthansa cancels Wednesday flights in Germany over planned strike, four Malta flights impacted
Passengers of impacted flights are encouraged not to go to the airport, and to liaise directly with their airline
Malta Government Investments: the last piece of the start-up ecosystem jigsaw puzzle?
The state-owned company's CEO Herald Bonnici explains why the time to provide a full array of start-up services is now
Creativity in the workplace: innovative bartender’s solution to create a make-shift tray leaves a mark
‘Instead of letting me leave without a tray, he created one from a milk carton’
Report on Malta’s financial system shows improved performance & resilience despite challenging 2021
The Central Bank of Malta has published its fourteenth edition of the Financial Stability Report
Leveraging neutrality, or why it pays to be peaceful
Malta Government Investments’ Herald Bonnici explains how friendly international relations can unlock investment potential
From today, passengers without a vaccine certificate require no COVID tests to enter Malta
Airports across Europe continue to be dogged by major disruption despite less COVID related bureaucracy
A Christmas advert in July? Tesco tells customers to start shopping from now amid rising food prices
‘We know. We’re early. But this year we want to help you spread the cost’
Average room rates in Malta’s five-star hotels reached €198 in Q2 2022, an increase of 12%
‘Tourism recovering well, but innovation is key for sustainable future,’ says MHRA
‘Everyone wants to have a Ronaldo or a Messi, but you need to invest in nurseries to get the prize’
The results achieved by MITA’s YouStartIT compare favourably to those of similar early stage accelerators in Europe and the UK
Heathrow chaos: Air Malta announces new timings for July and August Friday flights
The national carrier’s KM106/107 have received new timings on selected dates throughout the next two months
Malta-based sovereign fund foundation to grow as Spain’s COFIDES set to become member
The Sherpas Council within the foundation also recently met for the first time