‘We realise the importance of Gozo as part of our economy’ – FBO Regulator
Joseph Gerada on the Gozitan microclimate, the urgency of succession planning, and the importance of corporate governance
Workplace accidents: Number of claims for non-fatal accidents down by 27.3% in second half of 2020
Tragically, four fatal accidents at work were reported in the same period
Bypassing property agent fees: ‘Less likely to happen when agents are well-trained, knowledgeable’
Engel & Völkers Malta’s CEO says certain issues being faced are a direct result of ‘the industry lacking integrity’
The Right to Disconnect: MEA insists on implementation only after the EU process is finalised
The right to disconnect is a measure allowing workers to refrain from engaging in work-related tasks outside of office hours
BOV announces changes to interest rates
New rates to apply from 2nd March
‘Learning foreign languages is a must to address educational and labour market demands’
Education Minister Justyne Caruana addresses a virtual meeting of the working group for the promotion of foreign languages
Malta records EU’s second-worst industrial output decline for December
Eurostat report caps off a mixed month in statistics for Malta's economy
Chairman confirms ‘very bad’ Air Malta situation, remains confident of state aid plan
This will not be the first time the European Commission is seeing a plan to rescue Air Malta before it
No accommodation found in breach of tightened COVID restrictions over Carnival weekend
Over 6,000 Malta Tourism Authority inspections in the first two weeks of February
Hotels, restaurants and farmers announce new collaboration
'Local produce and the agricultural landscape must be recognised as crucial touristic products'
‘A wealth of information for all agribusiness students’: Minister presented with manual for educators
The manual ‘Biedja Organika għal Ġejjieni Sostenibbli’ addresses will be used by the three agribusiness schools
Malta Housing Authority releases first official statistics, showing 30,000 private rentals registered in 2020
These figures are the first of their kind to be compiled by an official body
Valentine’s weekend a lifeline for local spas, hotels amid pandemic crunch
Hotels and spas are reporting a busy weekend, though they caution that it’s a blip in an otherwise dismal year
Malta’s vaccination schedule advances as fourth vaccine set to arrive in March
Vaccination program set to open to the general public at the start of May
Malta’s January commercial aviation 5% worse than EU average in January
Eurostat data indicates a long haul for commercial aviation recovery
Undeterred by COVID uncertainty, Malta registered over 3,000 new companies in 2020
Meanwhile, the clean up of the Malta Business Registry resulted in over 13,000 companies being struck off