The Inter Nations online magazine described Malta as a great place for ‘fun in the sun’. Malta has been voted the second friendliest nation in the world, according to a survey. The research found the Maltese are among the friendliest people on Earth, behind the Taiwanese in first...
There is nothing that compares to the experience of attending a Good Friday procession in Malta The procession of Christian devotees,watched by huge crowds, the funeral marches played by live brass bands, the elaborate costumes and the detailed statues depicting the Passion and Death of Jesus...
The international travel press have set their eyes on Malta as a prime travel destination for 2018. Marie-Claire Grima in her article for the Malta Chamber lists a number of travel magazine articles who state why Malta is so high on their list of best travel...
Malta's capital Valletta will be European Capital of Culture in 2018 - and it’s easy to see why An article written in the Irish Times by Deirdre Conroy The narrow streets of the Collachio – the ancient part of the city – in Vittoriosa, which is full...
Sunsets have always been an inspiration and what a wonderful time of day to exercise and self-reflect. The Maltese archipelago landscape consists of elevated areas, like the Dingli cliffs on the Western side of Malta and low lying, sea level areas to the Eastern part...
An article in the Telegraph written by Hugh Morris states that the best thing to happen to Gozo was the collapse of the famous Azure Window sea arch. Divers have claimed, as the first pictures emerge of its new life, and new role in attracting tourists,...
The Valletta Waterfront is also the gateway to Malta’s capital city, Valletta – a city built by gentlemen for gentlemen. In fact, as one of the most successful Mediterranean ports, the Port of Valletta welcomes more than half-a-million cruise passengers into this open air museum. Cruise...