Connecting the hospitality and tourism industry with the future industry worker
Connecting the hospitality and tourism industry with the future industry worker
Connecting the hospitality and tourism industry with the future industry worker
Owners of Maltese fishing vessels will be benefitting from an €800,000 scheme, with the initiative receiving the final seal of approval from the European Commission. In fact, the scheme was approved under the State Aid Temporary Framework, and will be distributed in the form of direct grants
The Malta Tourism Authority has been named as the Best Tourism Board in Europe, picking up a gold and two silver, for the Best Destination in the Mediterranean and another for the the Best Travel Agency Academy Programme, at the 2021 Travvy Awards
Jake Muscat, Maltese waterpolo star, shone like a star for Jadran Herceg Novi in the opening stage of the Montenegro club, which was played earlier this week
Arrivals in September 2021 were a three times higher than in September of last year, according to official figures. In fact, no less than 159,304 tourists arrived on the island in the month, compared to 50,359 in September last year, which leads us to believe that we are heading, slowly but surely, towards a pre-COVID situation
A fossil collection of Quaterny, with refers to Ice Age bones, dating back thousands of years, has been officially handed over to Heritage Malta, to be included in the national collection
Opera Overtures, recorded by the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra earlier this year was finally released on YouTube for all to see, as part of the Feel the Magic project
Ira Losco returns to the stage in December
The island’s best-kept secrets: the Malta airport foundation shines the spotlight on Żurrieq
An exhibition in the Netherlands showcasing several artefacts from Malta’s rich prehistoric period has been highly successful, attracting more than 75,000 visitors until the end of its run
Karamellu tar-Raħal t-Isfel – L-Ewwel Ktieb is a collection of 10 stories in Maltese, accompanied by specifically designed colourful visuals, about childhood in a Maltese village, before things like TV, computers, internet and mobiles did not exist
The Big Show: Allura Art’s first major collective exhibition