Corinthia Group signs partnership with Kuwait’s Action Real Estate Company to explore investment opportunities
They will be identifying and pursuing investment opportunities for luxury hotels and real estate across the Americas and beyond
‘This is a great result’ – Business interest groups look to coming months with renewed hope
Lobby groups hail Malta's successful vaccination programme and the long awaited rollout of its COVID stimulus vouchers
WATCH: Second round of €100 COVID vouchers may now be downloaded digitally
The vouchers will be valid from 7th June until 15th September
Business conditions improved ‘significantly’ in April, remain weak compared to pre-pandemic levels
The Central Bank issued its Economic Update and Business Conditions Index for March and April
Reform on pre-1995 rent laws approved by Parliament
The law comes into effect from 1st June, impacting around 10,000 families
A university degree to be a full-time housekeeper? Public expresses shock at steep job requirements
For just minimum wage, an ad for a full-time housekeeper with two-years’ experience has caused quite the stir
Regulator warns against unlicensed entity using ‘falsely drawn’ MFSA licence
Venotrade Investment (Europe) Ltd is likely to be ‘a scheme of dubious nature’
Tax deal compromises weaken rule of law, foster corruption, says Chamber
The Malta Chamber believes recent developments set a 'worrying precedent' for law abiding tax payers
UK Green List omission sees hotel bookings stall
Bookings are down and cancellations are up, but hoteliers remain hopeful
‘Government & Opposition should act as enablers and let businesses drive economic growth’ – Malta Chamber
The proposals are in line with the Chamber's Economic Vision 2025 document
Festival co-founder points at Eurovision semi-final as proof events can be held responsibly
Scenes of a packed, mask-less audience at Tuesday night’s show jarred with Malta’s current scenario
SME Chamber decries ‘discrimination’ in licensing requirements
Operators are being treated differently depending on whether they fall under the Malta Tourism Authority or Transport Malta
COVID uncertainty persisting in holiday and short-let property market
The drop in tourists visiting Malta has seen short let landlords turn to the long let market to fill properties
Air Malta ground handling staff never transferred to Konrad Mizzi brainchild spin-off
Minister reticent on Air Malta staff’s future
Malta tenth-least popular place for expats – InterNations Survey
Despite the low ranking, Malta ranked in the middle of the table for working abroad
Outbound tourists down by 83.8% in Q1 2021
Travel in first three months of 2021 characterised by longer trips and less use of low cost airlines