Despite recovery, hotels are reporting lower profits due to rising payroll and inflationary costs
The MHRA stressed the need for an improvement in connectivity before the tourism industry can reach 2019 levels
There are currently 66,132 registered beds in Malta and Gozo
As for new beds in the pipeline, there are also applications for a further 4,566
‘Not all hotels are the same’ – hoteliers respond to warning of oversupply of accommodation
Differentiation is a must for long-term survival in a cut-throat competitve environment
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
‘No flights, no tourists’ – Hotels keeping a close eye on airlines’ winter schedules
Will the recovery keep going, or will the challenges ahead stop it from gaining momentum?
In this first post-COVID summer how much are Malta’s most luxurious hotels charging?
Room rates are significantly higher than the same figures from a year before
Hotels cautiously optimistic for 2022, hoping it will be a year of recovery
A shortage of human resources and continuing restrictions on travel top current concerns
‘We’re in a wait-and-see game’ – Malta’s hotels cautiously optimistic on summer prospects
'People are regaining confidence in booking their holidays'
‘The market will dictate’: Leading hotelier stands by development plans despite oversupply of beds
The executive sits down with BusinessNow.mt to discuss the outlook of the local tourism industry
As draught Guinness disappears from Malta, Farsons confirms fresh kegs to arrive ‘shortly’
Supply chain issues and Malta's isolation have created shortages of certain goods across several sectors
Bottle return scheme would batter craft sector with little environmental benefit, say small importers
The scheme will disproportionately harm small operators
‘I just did the best for my clients’: Restaurants facing vaccine pass backlash react to U-turn
The controversial vaccine requirement was only in place for eight days before its phasing out was announced
One week on: hospitality sector sees vaccine rules as major headache, but hopeful for a better year
Scrapping 1am closing time is biggest priority
Hospitality lobbies call out ‘hammer blow’ of vaccination requirement
From Monday, valid vaccine certificates will be required for the vast majority of customers at hospitality establishments
‘We need to do whatever we can to inspire people to come back’: Robyn Pratt talks hospitality & HR
The Phoenicia Malta’s GM reflects on adapting to 2021 challenges & prospects for 2022
Despite recovery, hotels are reporting lower profits due to rising payroll and inflationary costs
The MHRA stressed the need for an improvement in connectivity before the tourism industry can reach 2019 levels
There are currently 66,132 registered beds in Malta and Gozo
As for new beds in the pipeline, there are also applications for a further 4,566
‘Not all hotels are the same’ – hoteliers respond to warning of oversupply of accommodation
Differentiation is a must for long-term survival in a cut-throat competitve environment
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
‘No flights, no tourists’ – Hotels keeping a close eye on airlines’ winter schedules
Will the recovery keep going, or will the challenges ahead stop it from gaining momentum?
In this first post-COVID summer how much are Malta’s most luxurious hotels charging?
Room rates are significantly higher than the same figures from a year before
Hotels cautiously optimistic for 2022, hoping it will be a year of recovery
A shortage of human resources and continuing restrictions on travel top current concerns
‘We’re in a wait-and-see game’ – Malta’s hotels cautiously optimistic on summer prospects
'People are regaining confidence in booking their holidays'
‘The market will dictate’: Leading hotelier stands by development plans despite oversupply of beds
The executive sits down with BusinessNow.mt to discuss the outlook of the local tourism industry
As draught Guinness disappears from Malta, Farsons confirms fresh kegs to arrive ‘shortly’
Supply chain issues and Malta's isolation have created shortages of certain goods across several sectors
Bottle return scheme would batter craft sector with little environmental benefit, say small importers
The scheme will disproportionately harm small operators
‘I just did the best for my clients’: Restaurants facing vaccine pass backlash react to U-turn
The controversial vaccine requirement was only in place for eight days before its phasing out was announced
One week on: hospitality sector sees vaccine rules as major headache, but hopeful for a better year
Scrapping 1am closing time is biggest priority
Hospitality lobbies call out ‘hammer blow’ of vaccination requirement
From Monday, valid vaccine certificates will be required for the vast majority of customers at hospitality establishments
‘We need to do whatever we can to inspire people to come back’: Robyn Pratt talks hospitality & HR
The Phoenicia Malta’s GM reflects on adapting to 2021 challenges & prospects for 2022