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MHRA warns tourism cannot carry Malta's budget burden alone
MHRA said Budget 2027 places an unfair share of the burden on tourism businesses while state spending keeps rising.
IHI takes Corinthia brand to the Caribbean with Grace Bay ultra-luxury resort
IHI announces a Corinthia resort and branded residences on Grace Bay, Turks and Caicos, marking the group's first North American project.
db Group cuts revenue forecast to €237m on St George's Bay timing shifts
db Group revises revenue forecast to €237 million for 2027, citing delays in St George's Bay operations and residential deliveries.
PM says Malta has reached 'critical mass' on tourism, cites 1,400 on-the-spot fines
PM Robert Abela said 1,400 fines have been issued as Malta shifts from quantity to quality tourism ahead of Budget 2027.
Marsovin opens €5.8m Marnisi Wine Estate blending agri-tourism in south Malta
Marsovin inaugurated its Marnisi Wine Estate with a €5.8m investment, supported by €2.7m in EU funds, combining organic winemaking with tourism.
Malta hosts 400 athletes from 37 countries as Special Olympics swim meet opens
The Special Olympics European Swimming Open 2026 has launched in Malta, bringing 400 athletes and 37 delegations to the island.
Malta targets US MICE and luxury travellers with first multi-city roadshow
The Malta Tourism Authority has completed its first multi-city US roadshow, focusing on MICE and luxury travel as Delta prepares to launch nonstop flights from New York.
IHI's asset-light strategy reshapes earnings as Rome opens and Lisbon sale cuts debt
IHI's H1 revenue tops €150m and EBITDA rises 18% as the Corinthia group pivots to management deals and third-party capital.
Service charges spark backlash as Maltese diners demand transparency
Restaurant service charges are rising in Malta, drawing consumer anger. ACE says transparency is the real issue, not the charge itself.
30,000 new hotel beds in pipeline raise investment risk for Malta's tourism sector
Developers lodged plans for 30,000 extra hotel beds before new restrictions took effect, requiring up to 2.2 million more tourists annually to fill them.
Robot waiters or foreign workers? Malta's hospitality labour dilemma deepens
Chamber of Commerce proposes robots to cut foreign worker reliance, but unions and restaurateurs push back on service quality.
Events industry delivers instant cash flow for SMEs, says Malta Chamber deputy
Philip Fenech says the sector provides direct economic value and a high multiplier effect across hospitality, retail, and professional services.