The 6 person ceiling on gatherings will be lifted on Friday to allow up to 75 people. The Superintendent of Public Health Prof. Charmaine Gauci has confirmed that events can start taking place, but will be capped at 75 people and the social distancing guidelines will still apply.

It’s official our airport and port will open up to incoming tourism as of the 1st of July 2020. A handful of destinations have been selected, however the official list is expected to be released at the press conference held by the Prime Minister, this evening. We look forward to...

As insider-information reaches The Times of Malta yesterday regarding the Malta International Airport to start operating again on the 15th of July, neither Prime Minister Robert Abela nor Superintendant for Public Health, Charmaine Gauci, have confirmed this. Tourism Minister Julia...

The procedures explained in this document have been formulated for a number of tourism establishments and other tourism receiving operations to ensure rigid compliance in the fields of social distancing, enhanced hygienic practices and the minimisation of COVID-19 infection risks by...

As of tomorrow, people can start staying in Malta’s hotels under the new Covid-19 relaxed measures. Malta is starting to rebuild its tourism industry step by step starting with the reopening of certain establishments. While the airport remains closed and tourism numbers will take...

After the first month of response, the World Health Organisation had already considered Malta as “a model country” in dealing with Coronavirus. Earlier this week Minister Health Chris Fearne announced that Malta ranked as the most trusted healthcare system in the whole European...

Malta’s mortality rate from Coronavirus is slightly above 1%, with 5 reported COVID-19 related deaths so far. Neighbouring Italy has a 13.8% mortality rate whilst Spain currently stands at 10.2%, however across the whole of Europe, the UK has the highest mortality rate at 15%. There...

The Cavallieri Art Hotel lit up over forty rooms as a sign of gratitude to all frontliners during these trying times. “This too shall pass, brighter days await us, and we will stand up again,” the hotel’s general manager Mark Camilleri said. HOPE is what we all live for – an...