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Mediterranean ObserverApril 29, 2022

EasyJet has started selling flights from the UK to four Greek island destinations – Kos, Kefalonia, Corfu and Chania in Crete – and the French city of Nantes. The budget carrier now claims to be the largest carrier to the Greek islands from the UK. Package holidays are available for all new routes, including beach […]

Mediterranean ObserverApril 29, 2022

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Ryanair on 27 April announced a new route for its Malta Summer’22 schedule from/to Bournemouth. This new route, which will begin on 2 July, will operate twice per week on Tuesday and Saturday, further supporting Malta tourism recovery from its main inbound market, the UK, just in time for the summer holidays. This additional route […]

Mediterranean ObserverApril 28, 2022

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MEP Josianne Cutajar has once again been entrusted to continue her work as Standing Rapporteur on Gender Mainstreaming in the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy (ITRE) at the European Parliament on behalf of the Socialists and Democrats. In this position, MEP Cutajar is also automatically a member of the Gender Mainstreaming Network, which is […]

Mediterranean ObserverApril 28, 2022

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Maltese Minister for the Environment, Energy and Sustainable Development Miriam Dalli said Thursday that the government wage supplement scheme has been extended to the month of May, as well as revealed that the total government investment for the scheme was that of over €720 million. The wage supplement scheme was launched to help recover from […]

Mediterranean ObserverApril 28, 2022

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A new musical about the life of the great Italian master Michelangelo Merisi di Caravaggio plans to open in the Mediterranean Conference Centre in September, making it the venue’s first in-house production. Caravaggio The Musical, which has been in the works for two and a half years, will tell the story of the artist at […]

Mediterranean ObserverApril 28, 2022

Zai Bodrum Coffee Festival will kick off at Turkey’s Bodrum on May 6, hosting coffee lovers for three days. Located in Bodrum, Zai Yaşam is a living space – referred to as a library – designed to appeal to the five senses under the roof of gastronomy, music, cinema, theatre, literature and art. The new […]

Mediterranean ObserverApril 22, 2022

Maltese Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Health Chris Fearne announces lifting of several restrictions and changes in isolation rules. The mandatory wearing of face masks will only be applicable in hospitals, health clinics, elderly homes and on flights from Monday 2 May health minister Chris Fearne announced on Friday. Announcing the removal of the […]

Mediterranean ObserverApril 21, 2022

Key topic from the EU Autonomous Framework Agreement on Digitalisation agreed by EU cross-sectoral social partners. Last Friday, The Malta Chamber and the Malta Business Bureau organised a webinar discussing key topics from the EU autonomous framework agreement on digitalisation. The event was organised in association with the General Workers Union as part of the […]

Mediterranean ObserverApril 21, 2022

Spain has relaxed its indoor face mask policy for the first time in nearly two years. As of yesterday, people no longer need to wear face masks in the majority of indoor public spaces in the country, such as bars, restaurants, shops and cinemas, for the first time since May 2020. However, masks remain mandatory […]

Mediterranean ObserverApril 21, 2022

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The President of the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association (MHRA), Tony Zahra, has said he is 100 per cent in agreement with comments by Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo that a “collective effort” is needed to ensure Malta’s tourism industry post-COVID. Speaking to BusinessNow.mt, Mr Zahra confirmed that it is not just the authorities, but everyone, […]

Category: Aviation

EasyJet unveils new services to Greece and France

Ryanair announces new Malta route to/from Bournemouth

MEP Josianne Cutajar entrusted to continue her work in the field of equality at European Parliament

Malta | Wage supplements to end in May 2022

Malta | ‘Caravaggio The Musical’ to debut at Mediterranean Conference Center in September

Coffee festival welcomes summer in Turkey’s Bodrum

Malta | Weddings, Buffet and Bar Service back to normal from 2 May as most COVID-19 restrictions are lifted

Malta | Social partners discuss the Right to Disconnect based on a collaborative working culture

Spain relaxes indoor face mask requirement

‘Everybody’ is responsible for Malta’s tourism recovery | President Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association

The Speaker meets with MHRA to discuss Parliament’s role and the tourism sector

MHRA Commends On-the-Spot Fines for Strengthening Visible Police Enforcement

Budget 2027 | Economic Transformation Requires Careful Calibration of Economic Policies

The Speaker meets with MHRA to discuss Parliament’s role and the tourism sector

MHRA Commends On-the-Spot Fines for Strengthening Visible Police Enforcement

Budget 2027 | Economic Transformation Requires Careful Calibration of Economic Policies