Gozo issues call for roadmap to climate neutrality
The plan to achieve climate neutrality in Gozo by 2030 is ramping up
Entertainment and arts industry association raises questions about proposed Marsa cultural hub
‘We cannot build something of such importance without involving the sector,’ said the Malta Entertainment Industry and Arts Association
Hotels report strong 2024 so far, optimistic about a very busy summer
Trends are shifting in the preference for last-minute bookings, hotels say
Labour Party European Parliament manifesto: What’s in it for businesses?
Looking ahead, Prime Minister Robert Abela pledges new opportunities on the commercial and social sphere
WATCH: MEPs in dialogue – Enhancing Europe
The fourth in a series of debates designed to engage citizens in the lead-up to the MEP elections
BELS CEO: Unlocking the power of customisation, size, and passion
Rebecca Bonnici, CEO of BELS, discusses bespoke corporate language training and credits success to their passion and size
St Julian’s registers highest numbers of thefts in bars, restaurants and hotels in the first 3 months of 2024
The figures were tabled in Parliament on Tuesday
Taxi and cab operators pull in almost €50 million in 2023
The industry has more than doubled revenues since 2019
Pjazza 1902: Restored landmark transformed into a vibrant hub for dining, leisure and fitness
Built in 1902, the historical site has been painstakingly restored to its former glory & reopened as an entertainment hub
Malta International Airport expects to welcome 8.45 million passengers in 2024
Last year, the airport 7.8 million passengers travelled through the airport
April property sales up by 23%
Promise of sale agreements also registered a 9% increase
‘Dangerous’, ‘unacceptable’: How Malta’s business community reacted to Vitals charges, ‘attacks’ on judiciary
Many of Malta’s most respected trade bodies sharply rebuked attacks on judiciary, called for a swift resolution
Founders, investors flock to Malta for EU-Startups Summit
Malta is increasingly positioning itself as a startup-friendly destination
Malta-Latvia collaboration to encourage innovation in public procurement
The partnership envisions the launch of innovation deployment tools such as living labs, pilot territories and testbeds
Shareholders in company that bought €26 million of non-performing loans from BOV to face criminal charges
Kevin Deguara and Jean Carl Farrugia are to be charged with fraud in connection with the hospitals case
Financial services associations express ‘deep concern’ on situation, condemn attacks on judiciary
The financial services bodies deem attacks on members of the judiciary as ‘unacceptable’