Tourist spending hits €1.21 billion in Malta in second quarter of 2026
The average length of stay per tourist dropped from six nights in 2025 to 5.5 nights this year
MHRA warns party events risk undermining Malta’s tourism ambitions
The association is also calling for a change in the way such events are supported through public funds
July tourist arrivals increase by 20.8% to nearly 490,000
Expenditure per tourist for the first seven months of 2026 saw a slight decrease to €890, compared with €912 in ...
State of the Nation: Growth pains, not dying pains
Why Malta’s tourism success demands smart management, not panicked rhetoric
Sewage overflows into Maltese beaches raise questions on effective planning
Malta’s declining water quality largely a result of ‘short-term and localised pollution events’
Malta Tourism Authority joins WTTC as Destination Partner ahead of 2026 Global Summit
Malta is set to host the WTTC Global Summit in Valletta from 7th to 9th October
Hotel guest numbers skyrocket in Q2 year-on-year
The largest number of guests in Q2 was reported in 4-star hotels, with 363,173 guests
VisitMalta turns to Premier League football in latest international tourism push
The partnership placed VisitMalta branding at locations in Edinburgh city centre, including Waverley railway station
Water quality of Maltese beaches registers stark decline
Maltese waters have suffered a downgrade from best in Europe to bang average
‘Not the image Malta should portray’: MHRA President objects to soldiers patrolling Swieqi
'It is not their job and I wonder what powers they have in cases where a contravention is taking place'
World’s largest sailing yacht makes first call in Valletta
The sailing yacht is 220 metres long, and has three enormous carbon-fibre sails
On-the-spot fines for tourists officially doubled to €50
The minimum price of on-the-spot fines has doubled from €25 to €50
Malta’s 10-year tourist number target could be reached in one
Total expenditure per capita during their stay in the first half of this year decreased to €842
Government set to toughen on-the-spot fines as ministers review new enforcement measures
Minister Clifton Grima says that the on-the-spot fines was a good move
MHRA calls for national climate resilience plan amid summer power cuts
‘Malta needs a national plan for heat resilience and reliable electricity,’ says MHRA
Tourist spending hits €1.21 billion in Malta in second quarter of 2026
The average length of stay per tourist dropped from six nights in 2025 to 5.5 nights this year
MHRA warns party events risk undermining Malta’s tourism ambitions
The association is also calling for a change in the way such events are supported through public funds
July tourist arrivals increase by 20.8% to nearly 490,000
Expenditure per tourist for the first seven months of 2026 saw a slight decrease to €890, compared with €912 in ...
State of the Nation: Growth pains, not dying pains
Why Malta’s tourism success demands smart management, not panicked rhetoric
Sewage overflows into Maltese beaches raise questions on effective planning
Malta’s declining water quality largely a result of ‘short-term and localised pollution events’
Malta Tourism Authority joins WTTC as Destination Partner ahead of 2026 Global Summit
Malta is set to host the WTTC Global Summit in Valletta from 7th to 9th October
Hotel guest numbers skyrocket in Q2 year-on-year
The largest number of guests in Q2 was reported in 4-star hotels, with 363,173 guests
VisitMalta turns to Premier League football in latest international tourism push
The partnership placed VisitMalta branding at locations in Edinburgh city centre, including Waverley railway station
Water quality of Maltese beaches registers stark decline
Maltese waters have suffered a downgrade from best in Europe to bang average
‘Not the image Malta should portray’: MHRA President objects to soldiers patrolling Swieqi
'It is not their job and I wonder what powers they have in cases where a contravention is taking place'
World’s largest sailing yacht makes first call in Valletta
The sailing yacht is 220 metres long, and has three enormous carbon-fibre sails
On-the-spot fines for tourists officially doubled to €50
The minimum price of on-the-spot fines has doubled from €25 to €50
Malta’s 10-year tourist number target could be reached in one
Total expenditure per capita during their stay in the first half of this year decreased to €842
Government set to toughen on-the-spot fines as ministers review new enforcement measures
Minister Clifton Grima says that the on-the-spot fines was a good move
MHRA calls for national climate resilience plan amid summer power cuts
‘Malta needs a national plan for heat resilience and reliable electricity,’ says MHRA