Most hoteliers that participated in a survey put out by Deloitte believe that Malta and the rest of the world will achieve tourism normality by 2023. A significant portion of hoteliers (17%) predict that pre-COVID-19 business levels will be achieved in 2024 or later. In a bid to...

After over a hundred years of it being missing from Malta, the famous Mattia Preti masterpiece, named Boethius and Philosophy, will be returning to the island. The Maltese Government acquired the 17th century oil on canvas painting for the sum of €1.3 million after it had disappeared...

Malta has been awarded the prize for Connoisseur Circle Hospitality Award as the best cultural destination of the year. The team at the Malta Tourism Authority in Germany received the honour of the Cultural Getaway of the Year 2020, as the best destination for those looking for a...

St John’s co Cathedral will re-open its doors to the public on Wednesday 15th July. Here’s a few important changes to take note of : New timings – 10:30 hrs to 14:30 hrs (last entry at 14:00 hrs). New Numbers – a total of 189 visitors will be allowed at any one time /...

There is no better way to mingle with the locals than at the Maltese village festa (or feast). The Maltese love their patron saints and the village festas, being primarily a religious celebration, are held in their honour every year. Each village celebrates a different patron saint...

1° Luglio, data ufficiale della riapertura alle operazioni dell’aeroporto internazionale di Malta per l’Italia! Malta quindi si avvia a passo spedito verso la riapertura totale del Paese in totale sicurezza. Le compagnie aeree che opereranno verso l’arcipelago, confermate ad oggi,...

National legend swimmer Neil Agius and marine activist completes epic 100 k Sicily-Malta swim in under 30 hours – his trip to raise awareness about marine pollution and to inspire people to take better care of maritime habitats. He only asks you to do a little something simple...

New to the Maltese Islands, the Mercure St. Julian’s Malta is located a few meters from the lovely Spinola Bay and is set to open its doors in September. Mercure St. Julian’s Malta is a stylish and contemporary hotel with a local Mediterranean touch.​ All year long, each and every...

Malta’s airport is set to partially reopen on 1st July and fully on 15th July, but the travelling experience will change as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. In line with the recommendations of local and international authorities,  the Malta International Airport shall be...

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.