Ground handling staff strike at Milan Linate forces KM Malta Airlines to cancel scheduled flights
Customers can ask for a refund or a change of date, free of charge
Infrastructure Malta plans approximately 60km worth of road-building projects per year
The agency is in consultation with the 54 local councils to draw up its work plan for the next three ...
Giant of container shipping and barometer of global trade Maersk warns of ‘dark clouds on the horizon’
The Danish company predicts a slowdown in container demand as it posts record profits
Ponte Ferries under fire from customers seeking refunds after trip cancellations
The company that ran a ferry service between Malta and Sicily recently faced court action over debts owed
‘Positive influence engineers & technocrats can have on policymaking cannot be underestimated any longer’
The Chamber of Engineer’s annual Engineering Conference was held last month
Over next two years, Air Malta has plans to further grow its network & flying time, says CCO
The national carrier’s summer 2022 schedule saw 1.1 million passengers carried
As property supply grows faster than demand, prices are expected to face ‘corrections’ over next two years
Malta’s property landscape discussed at BOV networking event
New creative space crowdfunds to fight fast fashion
Crowdfunding on Zaar, the VX Foundry aims to become a fully equipped workshop space in Gozo to weave a circular ...
Emirates to resume daily operations to Malta
Emirates servicing Malta on a daily basis marks a return to the airline's operations to pre-pandemic levels
George and Rocco Car Centre stresses it has no affiliation with dealer suspected of mileage tampering
The autodealer stressed it has no affiliation with Rokku Autodealer, one of two suspected of tampering with vehicles
Malta Development Bank hosts 30 promotional banks for the ELTI General Assembly 2022
ELTI members represent a European-wide network of National Promotional Banks and Institutions
‘An opportunity to plan a smooth transition’ – Wayne Pisani on deferral of tax reform
With tax reform currently low on the agenda, this allows Malta time to assess its potential impact
The Money Guru: Innovation’s missing ingredient
Freedom to fail, in many ways, is also freedom to succeed
‘Something needs to be done’: Malta-themed souvenirs are overwhelmingly made in China
'Tourists thinking they're buying a piece of Malta are being lied to'
Despite recovery, hotels are reporting lower profits due to rising payroll and inflationary costs
The MHRA stressed the need for an improvement in connectivity before the tourism industry can reach 2019 levels
Businesses report positive expectations for activity over next three months
The Central Bank of Malta released its fourth edition of the business dialogue publication