Hotels report strong 2024 so far, optimistic about a very busy summer
Trends are shifting in the preference for last-minute bookings, hotels say
Air Malta is ‘classical textbook case of how business should not be done’ – Minister
The airline has burnt through €450 million over the last 15 years
National & EU standpoints debated at foreign direct investment subsidies event
Malta has been selected as the first Member State to kick start the roll out of a communication strategy on ...
Lower taxes to beat uncertainty, SMEs tell Government
Incentivising consumption and limiting burdens on businesses needs to be a priority, says the Chamber of SMEs
If all hotels in pipeline get built, sector can wave goodbye to profitability – study
Attracting the numbers need to the fill the beds currently in development is very risky
Almost a third of Maltese enterprises analyse big data
Malta is among the front-runners of the digital revolution
Brexit: survey finds that Malta’s manufacturing sector most exposed
Brexit was found to have triggered changes in imports more than exports, a key component for manufacturing firms
An Expert Explains: Climate change risk
Enterprise chairman David Xuereb weighs in
It would be wise for the EU to engage in dialogue with the Russian community, says Ian Borg
In 2023, Malta will be the only EU country serving as a non-permanent member of the UN security council
Crisis-proofing the EU Single Market: Commission presents solution to safeguard freedoms in future crises
The Commission is proposing a 'crisis management framework' to identify threats to the single market during difficult periods
‘Only 20% of industrial data is put to good use’: Striving for a data-driven economy
A look inside the EU’s proposed Data Act and its local implications
Leading with emotion can be effective, but there is nothing worse than fake behaviour
What can be learned from the curious case of the crying CEO?
Around 70,000 Mediterranean flights serviced annually through Malta Air Traffic Services Ltd
Between the pandemic, staff shortages and rising fuel prices, the aviation industry continues to take a hit
Malta expects to spend 3.6% of GDP on food and energy subsidies in 2023 with €608 million allocation
‘It makes no sense to have spent so much money on getting through the pandemic, only to stop now’
Malta registers second lowest inflation rate in Europe at 7%
The European average stands at 10.1%
What will be next for crypto gaming?
A report by SOFTSWISS delves into its cryptocurrencies data for the first half of 2022