Despite ‘encouraging’ tourism revival, Malta must ‘work harder to ensure better results’
Results are showing that tourism in Malta is recovering
Visualised: A look at where Malta’s cruise passengers come from 2022 vs 2019
Over 100,000 passengers arrived from the UK both in 2019 and in 2022
Malta to officially become part of the Camino de Santiago de Compostela pilgrimage
Camino Maltés will be a 3,600km path connecting Malta to Santiago de Compostela through Sicily, Sardinia and Barcelona
Rated as the world’s best restaurant, Noma is shutting down
The chef-owner will focus on Noma Projects, a lab which will develop products for its e-commerce website
Fewer direct air links with UK and Germany a cause for concern for higher-end local tourism operators
The number of connections with the UK, Germany and Scandinavia have dropped sharply ... but those with Poland have increased
Ensuring survival of Air Malta is ‘imperative’ for tourism outlook to remain strong – Alex Incorvaja
The Malta Marriott Hotel & Spa GM boasts over 30 years of international hospitality and tourism industry experience
Energy prices, Malta’s connectivity to remain top of MHRA agenda, says reconfirmed President Tony Zahra
George Micallef and Kevin Decesare were elected Vice President
Malta Tourism Authority to establish presence in Poland by end of year
Poland is fast emerging as a key source market for Maltese tourism
Seat capacity on air links with key countries like France, Poland, higher than pre-pandemic levels
The tourism recovery is well underway, says Minister for Tourism Clayton Bartolo
Malta’s Institute for Tourism Studies to offer dual degrees with Swiss institution
Agreement signed which will strengthen tourism education between Malta and Switzerland
Summer sees cruise arrivals reach 86 per cent of 2019 figures
Totals for the year to date remain far below pre-pandemic peak
Over next two years, Air Malta has plans to further grow its network & flying time, says CCO
The national carrier’s summer 2022 schedule saw 1.1 million passengers carried
MHRA pays tribute to tourism pioneer and seasoned politician Robert Arrigo
Robert was a key figure in Malta's tourism sector
Opposition spokesperson for Tourism Robert Arrigo passes away
The former Sliema mayor was a widely popular figure
Excavation works on new ITS campus at Smart City to begin ‘in the coming weeks’
He made the announcement at a pre-budget meeting with the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association
Despite ‘encouraging’ tourism revival, Malta must ‘work harder to ensure better results’
Results are showing that tourism in Malta is recovering
Visualised: A look at where Malta’s cruise passengers come from 2022 vs 2019
Over 100,000 passengers arrived from the UK both in 2019 and in 2022
Malta to officially become part of the Camino de Santiago de Compostela pilgrimage
Camino Maltés will be a 3,600km path connecting Malta to Santiago de Compostela through Sicily, Sardinia and Barcelona
Rated as the world’s best restaurant, Noma is shutting down
The chef-owner will focus on Noma Projects, a lab which will develop products for its e-commerce website
Fewer direct air links with UK and Germany a cause for concern for higher-end local tourism operators
The number of connections with the UK, Germany and Scandinavia have dropped sharply ... but those with Poland have increased
Ensuring survival of Air Malta is ‘imperative’ for tourism outlook to remain strong – Alex Incorvaja
The Malta Marriott Hotel & Spa GM boasts over 30 years of international hospitality and tourism industry experience
Energy prices, Malta’s connectivity to remain top of MHRA agenda, says reconfirmed President Tony Zahra
George Micallef and Kevin Decesare were elected Vice President
Malta Tourism Authority to establish presence in Poland by end of year
Poland is fast emerging as a key source market for Maltese tourism
Seat capacity on air links with key countries like France, Poland, higher than pre-pandemic levels
The tourism recovery is well underway, says Minister for Tourism Clayton Bartolo
Malta’s Institute for Tourism Studies to offer dual degrees with Swiss institution
Agreement signed which will strengthen tourism education between Malta and Switzerland
Summer sees cruise arrivals reach 86 per cent of 2019 figures
Totals for the year to date remain far below pre-pandemic peak
Over next two years, Air Malta has plans to further grow its network & flying time, says CCO
The national carrier’s summer 2022 schedule saw 1.1 million passengers carried
MHRA pays tribute to tourism pioneer and seasoned politician Robert Arrigo
Robert was a key figure in Malta's tourism sector
Opposition spokesperson for Tourism Robert Arrigo passes away
The former Sliema mayor was a widely popular figure
Excavation works on new ITS campus at Smart City to begin ‘in the coming weeks’
He made the announcement at a pre-budget meeting with the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association