Tourist spending hits €1.21 billion in Malta in second quarter of 2026
The average length of stay per tourist dropped from six nights in 2025 to 5.5 nights this year
In August, Malta’s unemployed stood at just 8,446 persons
At an unemployment rate of 2.9%, the level has remained at par with the previous two months
Japanese Government ‘showing commitment’ to open an embassy in Malta ‘in the near future’
Foreign Affairs Minister Ian Borg is in Tokyo on an official visit
Ponte Ferries announces it is pausing operations for winter without explaining why
Last week, passengers were left stranded when the operator cancelled its scheduled services with passengers already having boarded
PM says Malta Stock Exchange must facilitate transformation of Maltese economy to ‘climate neutral’
He spoke while delivering the opening address at the General Assembly of the World Federation of Exchanges, currently being held ...
Award-winning Gulfstream G650 to be registered in Malta
Malta’s aircraft registry has recorded strong growth in recent years
Malta’s wealth and prosperity ‘will be compromised’ if workforce limitations are not addressed
The Malta Chamber CEO Marthese Portelli highlights the pain points that are affecting Malta’s competitive standing
Foreign companies come to Malta to save on taxes… Maltese companies go to Cyprus
Cyprus’s income tax rate is among the lowest in Europe
Agricultural value added shrinks by 20% since 2019
Rising cost of fertilisers, pesticides and animal feed is eating into profits
Annual growth in local residents’ deposits remained strong in July, rising by 8%
As consumers face rising prices, which creates uncertainty, it is not uncommon for people to put off big purchases where ...
Malta’s superyacht policy is in the works as steering committee chair calls for ‘ambitious’ targets
Over 1,000 superyachts are currently registered in Malta
Wizz Air Malta to commence operations with Malta-registered aircraft
The Wizz Air CEO thanked Maltese authorities for their 'support and expertise'
Valletta Cruise Port’s Stephen Xuereb urges liner-port cooperation to meet ‘aggressive’ environmental targets
The EU’s Fit for 55 agenda was being discussed at a trade conference in Malaga
‘Inflation has had a bigger impact on us than the pandemic’: Malta’s restaurants see profits dwindle
While many report their busiest summer since the pandemic, widespread inflation is eating into profits
The Money Guru: The difference between investment and speculation, brilliantly explained by Warren Buffett
'Is this asset going to generate money, or am I just waiting for the next sucker in line?'
Businesses effecting ‘predatory’ price increases are ‘short-sighted’, says Minister for Finance
Minister Clyde Caruana fielded questions about the upcoming Budget for 2023 at a session held on Friday morning