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Maltese sentiment highlights challenging Budget 2024 - Vimarsana News

Maltese sentiment highlights challenging Budget 2024

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A renewed vision for tourism – Alison Vassallo and Alan Arrigo - Vimarsana News

A renewed vision for tourism – Alison Vassallo and Alan Arrigo

Last November, following a period of consultation with a wide array of stakeholders and members who are directly or indirectly involved in tourism, the Tourism

480 flights to and from Malta cancelled for early 2022 - Vimarsana News

480 flights to and from Malta cancelled for early 2022

A staggering 480 flights scheduled to operate to and from Malta in the coming weeks have been cancelled as passengers grow wary of travel in the face of a COVID

Tourism operators report wait-and-see approach - Vimarsana News

Tourism operators report wait-and-see approach

As Malta’s tourism industry counts the days to its planned reopening in June, operators are reporting a hesitant wait-and-see approach towards booking from prospective visitors. “The interest to travel is high, but people have taken the wait-and-see approach, waiting for when it is truly safe to travel,” said Iain Tonna, president of the Federated Association of Travel and Tourism Agents. Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo said the first tourists to come to Malta will be from Europe, particularly from the UK, the island’s largest tourism market. Currently, the UK is still on the ‘red ...

Malta 2022? Brits delay booking their holidays - Vimarsana News

Malta 2022? Brits delay booking their holidays

Sun-starved British travellers have started to book holidays in Malta – but not until 2022, according to travel experts. The UK is traditionally the biggest driver of tourism on the island, accounting for one in seven people who arrived at the airport before the pandemic brought holidays to a halt just over a year ago. So when British Prime Minister Boris Johnson recently announced a decision on easing international travel restrictions by mid-May, there was a glimmer of hope for a much-needed tourism boost. Britain’s largest holiday company, TUI, saw a 500 per cent surge in summer booking...