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This Mysterious European Holiday Destination Will Pay You To Visit This Summer

Image: @malta magdalena Buy some sunscreen and break out the champagne – Malta will pay you to visit its shores this summer (if you can get there). The European island nation, sitting pretty in the Mediterranean Sea, is looking to jolt its tourism economy into action by helping cover the cost of hotels for travellers arriving from June. The scheme was unveiled last Friday, and is the brainchild of the Malta Tourism Authority. “Visitors who book a three-night stay in select hotels will receive compensation on a scaled basis and the amounts will be matched by hotels,” “For example, those who book into one of the select five star hotels will receive €100 [AUD $156] from Malta Tourism Authority and €100 [AUD $156] from the hotel for a total of €200 [AUD $312] per person, per booking.”

Malta is paying tourists to go on holiday there

Malta is paying tourists to go on holiday there By Emma Mullan Malta has announced a scheme which involves paying tourists to go on holiday there this summer. In an effort to revive the tourism industry more than one year into the Covid-19 pandemic, Malta has launched a scheme that will pay holiday makers who choose to go there during the summer (if restrictions allow of course).  According to ITV, Malta s tourism authority will pay foreign travellers up to €100 (£87) when they book to stay at a hotel there for at least three nights from June. Announcing the scheme on Friday, Malta’s Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo said: “The scheme is aimed at putting Malta’s hotels in a very competitive position as international tourism restarts.

Scots tourists to get paid to holiday in Malta this summer

Scots tourists to get paid to holiday in Malta this summer The Maltese government will reward tourists with up to €200 or £173 in cash for staying at least three days at one of the island s hotels. The Maltese government is looking to restart its tourist economy after taking a beating during the coronavirus pandemic (Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto) Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice.

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