For just minimum wage, an ad for a full-time housekeeper with two-years’ experience has caused quite the stir

Venotrade Investment (Europe) Ltd is likely to be ‘a scheme of dubious nature’

The Malta Chamber believes recent developments set a 'worrying precedent' for law abiding tax payers

Bookings are down and cancellations are up, but hoteliers remain hopeful

The proposals are in line with the Chamber's Economic Vision 2025 document

Scenes of a packed, mask-less audience at Tuesday night’s show jarred with Malta’s current scenario

Operators are being treated differently depending on whether they fall under the Malta Tourism Authority or Transport Malta

The drop in tourists visiting Malta has seen short let landlords turn to the long let market to fill properties

Minister reticent on Air Malta staff’s future

Despite the low ranking, Malta ranked in the middle of the table for working abroad

Travel in first three months of 2021 characterised by longer trips and less use of low cost airlines

Some restaurants reported strong turnover while for others it was business as usual

Peter Grima explains why Brexit made so many ships swap their Union Jack for a Bandiera ta' Malta

A Eurostat survey also found that throughout the year, younger people were less likely to work from home

The initiative is being touted as a step towards mutual effort to safeguard the health of the industry’s talent