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
Stockbrokers hail successful APS listing as ‘milestone’ for local capital market
The APS share issue is the largest equity fund raise since the Maltacom (now GO plc) privatisation in 1998
Air Malta to transfer operations back to London Heathrow Terminal 4
The national airline has been operating from Terminal 2 for the last two years
Could the EU’s new rules on aviation fuel spell trouble for Malta’s tourism?
Malta’s insularity costs set to increase as Government fails to negotiate exemption, says Peter Agius
Consumer protection ministry calls for investigation into tariff changes by phone companies
GO denies raising prices, insisting customers impacted by tariff change are receiving a discount to offset change
Amount of Government debt held by foreign interests overtakes that owned by Maltese households
Malta’s sovereign debt grew by €2.5 billion over the last two years
BOV non-committal on reasons behind network outage
A bank spokesperson declined to give any information about the incident
‘Conditions for doing business in Malta are remarkably great,’ says SOFTSWISS CCO
SOFTSWISS is a leading iGaming software provider well-known for its innovative crypto solutions for online gaming
Malta registers strong growth in first months of 2022
Services drove most of the growth, while construction registered a marginal downturn
Malta’s parental leave among the worst in developed nations, new study reveals
Recruitment agency Lensa’s study surveyed 43 countries
Digital transformation on the agenda at FLOW 22
The event will feature accomplished entrepreneurs from different industries speaking about their businesses’ journey to digital
Russian invasion of Ukraine could spur Malta’s transformation into Mediterranean ‘energy hub’ – report
'Fleets of LNG carriers will need to be serviced from somewhere with the right facilities such as Malta'
Malta’s business lobbies remember ‘devoted trade unionist’ Tony Zarb
The former General Workers Union chief passed away on Sunday
Pandemic, war, and Malta’s place in the European Single Market
Peter Agius and Clint Flores discuss the key issues facing European Union integration today
April saw business activity normalise, but economic sentiment declined
The CBM’s economic update comes as no surprise considering the war in Ukraine was entering its third month