The Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association (MHRA) expresses concern following incidents witnessed over the weekend connected with party entertainment activities. Considerable work and investment are being undertaken by the Malta Tourism Authority, MHRA members and stakeholders across the tourism industry to raise standards and reposition Malta towards a higher-value, higher-quality and more respectful tourism model. […]

The Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association (MHRA) welcomes the introduction of new regulations announced by the Minister for the Interior, Security and Employment, Glenn Bedingfield, aimed at addressing anti-social behaviour and safeguarding Malta’s reputation as a quality tourism destination. Under the new regulations, non-habitually resident individuals who commit offences and are subject to administrative fines […]

The Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association (MHRA) welcomes the enforcement action taken by the Ministry for Tourism, under the leadership of Minister Jo Etienne Abela, together with the Malta Tourism Authority (MTA), against operators found to be in breach of the regulations governing short-term rental accommodation in Swieqi. This action sends a clear message that […]