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The Malta Tourism Authority is aiming to draw 1.8 million tourists to Malta this year as the industry recovers from the blow caused by COVID-19, the authority&r

A ‘traffic lights’ classification system of countries for COVID-19 purposes will end on Monday, the Health Ministry said on Saturday in a surprise a

Pandemic measures “reversed” Malta’s tourism industry back to 2015, and delays to phase them out had only benefitted competing destinations, a

The following are the main stories in Sunday’s newspapers. The Sunday Times of Malta says it took police nearly seven years to issue an international arr

Passengers will no longer be subject to COVID-related checks at the arrivals lounge from Monday, putting an end to long queues at the terminal. Times of Malta

The easing of travel-related COVID-19 measures - namely the removal of the passenger locator form and wearing of masks - are "two important steps" towards resum

As the new cabinet gets into its stride, one of the linchpins of economic recovery going forward will be tourism, which accounts for a huge chunk of the island&

The Malta airport, hoteliers and restaurateurs have welcomed Robert Abela's promise to lift all COVID restrictions. Speaking hours after being sworn in as Malt

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The head of civil aviation has flagged "safety" concerns over long lines at the airport's arrival lounge caused by COVID-19 checks. Charles Pace urged the auth