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
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
Inflation: one-size-fits all solution for whole of Europe won’t work, says Economy Minister
Malta is especially exposed to inflationary pressures due to being an island state and subject to higher transportation costs
Malta’s spending on research and development grows by almost 8%
Almost 3,000 people work in research and development in Malta, with a third being female
Henley Index lists Maltese passport as eighth most powerful
Japan's passport grants holders access to the most destinations without a prior visa
Malta’s Opposition party calls on Government to make ‘necessary changes’ to Work-Life Balance law
It joined the Malta Employers Association and the Malta Chamber in decrying the transferability of parental leave
International study predicts 1 in 3 new cars in Malta will be electric by 2035
Demand in Northern Europe is expected to continue being stronger than elsewhere
Central Bank Governor welcomes IMF delegation
The delegation is in Malta as part of its preparation for an annual economic assessment, also known as Article IV