MCA report reveals fewer complaints against Malta’s telecoms companies, rise in enquiries
The report covers the first six months of 2024, and highlights that 98% of complaints involved electronic communications services
Deep Dive: Malta’s macroeconomic and fiscal structure
How does the local economy hold up, and what is Malta's place in international trade?
FDI investment in Malta’s blue economy will develop hydrographic survey systems
The maritime sector accounts for up to 14 per cent of Malta's GDP and over 22,000 jobs
Malta International Airport full-year passenger traffic for 2022 clocks in at 20% below 2019 record levels
December saw 421,500 passengers travel through MIA with a seat load factor of 81 per cent
Visualised: Commercial flights in Malta 2022 vs 2019
July 2022 saw the best recovery relative to 2019, and the most flights in a single month for the year
All conferences happening in Malta in 2023
Don't miss out on the networking opportunities from these upcoming events
Siġġiewi restaurant’s traditional Maltese planters immediately replaced following ‘outpour of support’
Marilù's said it wants 'look forward with the warm, fuzzy feeling that we have all this amazing support around us'
Did BCRS cheap out with its slow machines?
PN MEP candidate Peter Agius has alleged that Malta’s recycling scheme operators have gone for low-end machines
2023 may see ‘mild reversal’ of prices, says major materials importer
The major inflation in intermediate goods seen in 2022 seems to be levelling off
After cruel act of vandalism, local restaurant owner ‘overwhelmed’ by support
A police report was filed on Monday morning
Malta’s international trade surpasses pre-pandemic levels
Resumption of regular trade and significant price shocks have led to a big increase in the value of trade
The changing face of connectivity between Malta & Gozo
A new Malta-Gozo airlink is anticipated to join the growing number of commuting solutions between the islands
Deep Dive: Why invest in Malta?
Malta's historical and economic development is in focus in this first excerpt from new publication Malta Invest
‘Maltese companies succeed abroad when they understand a country’s reality and way of life’
The former minister criticised Maltese companies setting up shop abroad for not taking into consideration the local context
Leisure Clothing directors handed six-year jail sentences for human trafficking
The Chinese-owned textile factory was using indentured labour from Vietnam, China and North Korea
Fewer direct air links with UK and Germany a cause for concern for higher-end local tourism operators
The number of connections with the UK, Germany and Scandinavia have dropped sharply ... but those with Poland have increased