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Mediterranean ObserverAugust 25, 2022

Length of stay goes up slightly, NSO figures for April to June show Nearly half of the tourists who came to Malta between April and June stayed in four-star hotels, according to data released by the National Office of Statistics. The NSO said that, during the period, there were 512,486 arrivals who spent 2,261,411 nights […]

Mediterranean ObserverAugust 4, 2022

The EU Green Deal significantly increased the EU’s climate ambition and set unprecedented emission reduction targets to be reached over the next decades. In particular, the EU is aiming for a 55% decrease in emission levels by 2030, compared to 1990 levels. The ultimate objective is to create the first climate neutral continent by 2050. […]

Mediterranean ObserverAugust 3, 2022

EU agreement on Digital Policy Programme The EU Council and Parliament agreed on the monitoring and cooperation system of the 2030 Policy Programme: Path to the Digital Decade. The programme sets up a monitoring and cooperation system to achieve the common objectives and targets for Europe’s digital transformation set out in the 2030 Digital Compass […]

Mediterranean ObserverJuly 22, 2022

The Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association (MHRA) presented the MHRA BOV Deloitte Hotels Performance Review for Q1 and Q2 of 2022 at the AX The Palace Hotel in Sliema. MHRA President Tony Zahra stated that the economic recovery from COVID times for the hospitality sector is now gaining momentum yet there are other challenges which […]

Mediterranean ObserverJuly 8, 2022

The high sustainability commitment of the FTI GROUP’s own hotels is going to be signed and sealed. Travelife for Accommodation will certify around 50 of the Group’s hotels by the end of the fiscal year. Its signet stands for commitment to people and the environment. Proven sustainable: The FTI GROUP’s own hotels are sustainable on […]

Mediterranean ObserverJuly 4, 2022

The national strategy for tourism 365 days a year in Greece, which as Minister of Tourism I designed and implemented in the period 2015 – 2019, led to the highest performance in the history of Greek tourism. Although we faced multiple, serious crises (the economic suffocation of the Memoranda, the capital controls, the risk of […]

Mediterranean ObserverJune 27, 2022

The Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association (MHRA) has over the past days been engaged in consultation with the Ministry of Tourism about a new law concerning Valletta, allowing music to be played outside until 01:00hrs. MHRA positively notes that over the past years Valletta has continued to transform itself into a destination in itself. MHRA […]

Mediterranean ObserverJune 19, 2022

European Union Director General for the Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and Tourism Valentina Superti, in an interview with The Malta Business Weekly, briefly explains the way the EU and Malta are taking when it comes to accommodating not only the tourist of the future but also building a more sustainable tourism sector. What is being […]

Mediterranean ObserverJune 11, 2022

Over 1000 delegates from 31 different countries are expected to attend the 7th Edition of the Mediterranean Tourism Forum which will happen on the 14th June at the Intercontinental Hotel, starting at 0900hrs. The Forum’s distinctive characteristic from other similar conferences is that it acts as a stage where new practical ideas are presented with […]

Mediterranean ObserverMay 27, 2022

Establishments encouraged to seek STAR Journey certification, a new quality assurance standard that seeks to incentivise industry players at all levels to up their game. Malta is the first European country to be certified by the Forbes Travel Guide. This is an agency that classifies, into various categories, hotels and restaurants for the service they […]

Category: Hotels

Almost half of Malta’s tourists opting for four-star hotels

Brussels┃Interim Update on EU Fit For 55

Malta Business Bureau (MBB) Brussels Office Reports

MHRA | Tourism recovering well, but innovation is key for a sustainable future

Travelife certifies hotels of the FTI GROUP

The serious shortage of personnel in tourism requires strong political will and a comprehensive plan to support work | MEP Elena Kountoura Greece

Malta | MHRA calls for talks related to Valletta positioning

It is not useful to have a clean planet without the economy – EU tourism director general

The Mediterranean Tourism Forum convenes best tourism brains from across the world and resuscitates Royal Opera House of Malta

Malta | Hospitality sector looks to raise standards with new ‘Star Journey’ quality assurance program

MHRA: Quality and Respectful Tourism Must Remain the Priority

MHRA calls for Tax-Free Tips for Hospitality Workers

MHRA Welcomes New Measures to Strengthen Standards and Protect Malta's Tourism Reputation

MHRA: Quality and Respectful Tourism Must Remain the Priority

MHRA calls for Tax-Free Tips for Hospitality Workers

MHRA Welcomes New Measures to Strengthen Standards and Protect Malta’s Tourism Reputation