Mġarr Harbour: Gozo’s lifeline under growing strain
Planning, infrastructure, and Gozo's future
Less than fifth of hotel beds used in second quarter of 2021
Pre-COVID, net occupancy would stand around the three quarters mark
‘Valletta? It’s the definition of a real estate goldmine’
VBL Group executives on the excitement of investing in the capital and creating Malta's first true equity story
Airlink, theme park and sports facilities among Budget 2022 proposals by Gozo Tourism Association
The Gozitan lobby also wants more training schemes and the development of Gozo ITS into a vocational tourism institution
Standing events to grace Malta’s cultural scene at last with 100-person gatherings from 6th September
Standing events were supposed to recommence from mid-August
Business conditions slightly down from June to July but remain above the ‘very low levels observed in 2020’
The Central Bank of Malta released its August Economic Update
Gozo Fast Ferry says ‘fire’ was really a technical fault that activated vessel’s fire suppression system
Plume of white smoke released was due to activation of fire suppression system
FIAU, Malta Business Registry sign agreement to enhance cooperation, exchange of information
The move is understood to address shortcomings highlighted by the FATF after it greylisted Malta
How (and why) payment companies are driving change in explicit online content
OnlyFans’ rule change on adult content a result of Mastercard pressure, but what lies behind?
2022 Budget ‘must be designed to address present, emerging structural threats to Malta’s economy’
The MEA released its 2022 budget proposals
‘Minor fire’ breaks out on Gozo Fast Ferry, all passengers evacuated safely
The incident took place early on Monday morning
Cruise passenger protocols still in place despite calls to allow free movement
The flow of tourists seems however to be well-planned
Government’s plan to get 9,000 EVs on Maltese roads has a major stumbling block: infrastructure
‘We need an increase in public charging points – a big one’
Prices of bread and cereals in Malta seventh-highest in EU
Denmark and Romania have the highest and lowest prices in the EU, respectively
Malta off EU’s COVID red list as case numbers remain stable
Although cases are down, Malta's death rate is significantly above the EU average
Workplace fatalities double in first six months of the year
Almost half of all workplace injuries affected upper extremities like fingers and hands