Inbound tourists skyrocket in first four months, expenditure per capita drops
Between January and April this year, 1,215,966 tourists visited Malta
Malta first participant in Forbes International Star Award
Tourism Minister says sector ’is based on excellence and innovation in every aspect’
‘Beta Island’ idea floated again as Minister commits to development of R&I ecosystem
Malta has long been touted as 'heaven for innovators'
Malta International Airport releases winter schedule serving 33 countries
Passenger numbers are at their highest since the start of the pandemic
Survey reveals 30% of Maltese workers feel threatened by continuous technology developments
A new survey by Grant Thornton Malta provides insights on Malta's workforce
A fifth of employed persons living in Gozo commute to Malta for work
Commuter workers from Gozo and Comino numbered 3,642 in 2020
Draft bill proposes Cannabis Associations – but excludes businesses from participating
Associations will need to operate as 'non-profit organsiations'
How, exactly, does Malta’s new national employment policy aim to support employers?
A key component of the strategy is enabling employers to invest in growth and therefore provide quality employment
Josette Vella Schembri’s 3City Design transferred thousands between Adrian Hillman and Keith Schembri
Ms Vella Schembri and her company were charged with money laundering last month
‘Vanity project’, ‘electoral gimmick’, ‘worrying’: experts’ view on the proposed metro
Chamber of Planners president Bjorn Bonello and urban transport expert Maria Attard share their views
Finance & Employment Ministry unveils national employment policy centred on upskilling workforce
It also aims to ween Malta off its reliance on foreign workers
Facebook, Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp & Instagram working again after unprecedented outage
Disruption to service lasted around six hours
More COVID-19 vaccine certificates accepted by Malta
Republic of Kosovo, Palestine, Bermuda and Bahrain added
BOV to discontinue Mastercard offering from 1st December
'Decision is a purely business and strategic one'
Vast majority of tourism-based businesses in Gozo found shortage of staff hindered daily operations
91% declared encountering staff shortages this summer, with 93% of these saying shortages hindered operations
Pandora Papers implicate leaders & politicians globally, including former Finance Minister John Dalli
John Dalli was found to have owned an offshore company in the British Virgin Islands when he was an MP