WTTC Global Summit 2026 in Malta: Shaping the Future of Tourism
WTTC Global Summit 2026 in Malta: Shaping the Future of Tourism Carlo Micallef, Ceo at MTA As Malta hosts the WTTC Global Summit 2026, tourism leaders gather in Valletta to…
WTTC Global Summit 2026 in Malta: Shaping the Future of Tourism Carlo Micallef, Ceo at MTA As Malta hosts the WTTC Global Summit 2026, tourism leaders gather in Valletta to…
Malta lands 3rd place in the 2024 European Best Destination Awards With its combination of sunny weather, rich history, and Mediterranean charm, Malta continues to be a prominent tourism destination…
Topping the list of most Googled countries in 2023 was Greece in the first place, followed by Spain, Italy, Portugal, Croatia, Cyprus,Thailand, Egypt, Malta, and Morocco, as reported by Conde Nast Traveler, a destination guide website featuring travel reviews.
time to explore with esplora Malta's Transportation Guide: Your Comprehensive Transport Companion Malta's Transportation Guide: Your Comprehensive Transport Companion So be ready for your Maltese trip, pack your essentials, and…
The StarAwards Ceremony celebrated the ‘shining stars’ of the industry, voted for by Travel Bulletin readers
Joanne and Bernie Furshpan are frequent visitors to the island of Gozo
Gustavo Egusquiza is author of the book España Exclusiva, and was named by Forbes Magazine as one of the most influential experts in the luxury tourism industry
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
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
Almost 1,500 Gozitan students and teachers will be able to use the fast ferry service for exactly €0, announced education minister Justyne Caruana yesterday
The Malta International Airport is welcoming three inaugural flights from Brindisi and Genoa in Italy and Sofia in Bulgaria. The flights, which will be operated by Ryanair until October, include bi-weekly flights to Brindisi, on Tuesdays and Saturdays, Genoa on the same days and Sofia on Mondays and Fridays
The tourism authority has just announced a brand new list of COVID-19 vaccine certificates that Malta will be accepting as of today