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
‘Not the way to do things’ – Tony Zahra doubles down on MHRA’s position on Valletta music extension
The Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association has previously criticised the move for putting the city's development ‘at risk’
June sees higher value of property change hands despite fewer sales
The residential property market has yet to reach the incentive-fuelled heights of 2021
Local firms look beyond Malta to address shortage of accountants
Hospitality, catering and entertainment are not the only sectors to be suffering a shortage of workers
Chamber & SME Chamber praise Government plans to introduce right to banking for businesses, self-employed
The policy proposal was included in Labour’s 2022 electoral manifesto
‘You say discrimination, insurers say differentiation’: how life insurance firms assess risk
An X Factor singer says she was forced to abandon a bank loan over ‘blatant discrimination’ towards her weight
EU regulations for roaming charges extended for another 10 years, updated with new safeguards
Introduced on 1st July 2022, the latest EU roaming regulations protect all EU/EEA citizens
Malta flag registers record increase in superyachts
The country's first national yacht policy is also in the works
Maltese tech entrepreneur Max Thake’s Peaq raises €5.9 million in seed capital
Fundamental Labs, the venture capital firm leading the fundraising round, said Peaq 'enables stakeholders to benefit from advancements in automation'
Association of Catering Establishments survey sheds light on salaries paid within catering industry
The survey noted that 10 per cent of respondents pay restaurant managers a gross salary of over €30,000 per annum
Gozo Youth Wind Band & Orchestra marks 20th anniversary with exciting programme of events
Since its founding in 2002, the Gozo Youth Wind Band & Orchestra has been directed by Maestro Joseph Grech
‘Availability of data merit considerable improvement’: Property index finds Malta has low transparency
The index, the very first of its kind on the island, was launched by PwC Malta
LESA strike having ‘serious repercussions’ on construction industry, MDA warns
The strike means that authorities are unable to send officials when they are needed during construction projects
‘Too cheap’: Ryanair boss warns travellers will continue to face rising ticket prices
Michael O’Leary is regarded as a pioneer of low-cost travel in Europe
Challenging times ahead: Malta and the end of the great money-printing experiment
Inflation and war in the pandemic aftermath make for a tricky economic environment
Malta Maritime Forum proud of ‘prestigious result’ in US Coast Guard assessment
The Maltese maritime flag was recognised under the QUALSHIP21 initiative