Melita is offering a range of flexible solutions designed to help people stay connected throughout the summer months and beyond without the need for long term contracts or commitments.

Aimed particularly at the growing number of people who spend part of the year in Malta, including visitors, temporary residents, students and those requiring short term connectivity solutions, the offers cover internet, mobile and television; all are available through monthly payments and flexible terms.

Simon Poljsak, Head of Marketing at Melita, said: “More people than ever are choosing Malta as a destination for work, study, travel or extended stays. At the same time, many customers are looking for connectivity solutions that match their lifestyles without tying them into long term commitments. Our range of solutions have been designed to offer exactly that flexibility while maintaining the quality and reliability that customers expect from Melita.”

The summer offers include Internet Fibre Power at speeds of 100 Mbps, MyWiFi Instant Internet, the Premium TV App access with more than 100 channels including sports content, and Endless mobile plans. Melita also provides a number of customer guarantees including easy joining, speed, connectivity, fast answer and fast repair guarantees. As an added benefit and for a limited time, people signing up for a new service with Melita are also getting a free car sunshade.

“Whether someone is spending a few weeks in Malta, relocating temporarily, working remotely or simply looking for a flexible connectivity solution, we want to make it as easy as possible for them to stay connected,” concluded Mr Poljsak.

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