Eventful Meeting- Malta & Sicily

04/10/2021

Clima mite e soleggiato ma, soprattutto tante proposte per un prolungamento della bella stagione

18/06/2020

MALTA & GOZO ARE WAITING FOR YOU... As of 1st July, Malta will lift its restriction on commercial flights to 25 countries and regions.

Then, from 15th July, the rest of Malta’s travel restrictions will be lifted all together.

To date, the schedule includes flights from Austria, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Poland, Spain and Switzerland, however, this is being updated regularly, so keep following our page for any updates on new destinations!

18/06/2020

https://www.facebook.com/visitmalta/photos/a.388593945597/10157114742335598/?type=3&theater

This global pandemic has created a worldwide turmoil, affecting both the local and foreign community in the Maltese Islands, disrupting lives throughout its midst. ‘VisitMalta Now Celebration, an event created to promote Opening doors to tourism, positivity and the beauty within the islands. The Maltese Islands will be split in six districts, showcasing the incredible talent of the local traditional fireworks factories. The showcase will include a National firework display by 31 firework factories in 21 cities. These factories will be working in unison to bring a national show, focusing on Maltese traditions, culture, heritage and victory.

This Event will be held on the 1st July 2020 at 20.30 and is organised by the Malta Tourism Authority and Ministry for Tourism and Consumer Protection.

VisitMalta Now Celebration is a pyrotechnic event taking place on July 1 2020 at 20:30. Thirty-one fireworks factories will be combining their talent and artistry to produce a spectacular fireworks display...

08/06/2020

Malta is ready to welcome you again soon :)

Malta has loads to offer for travellers of all inclinations. Discover 8 Breathtaking Beaches in Malta & Gozo

26/05/2020

Al centro del Mediterraneo, ricca di tesori culturali e artistici ma anche di meraviglie naturali

07/03/2019

Spirit of Jacques Cousteau returns to Malta

Life has a funny way of going round in circles. We all know about the adventures of Captain Jacques-Yves Cousteau. Many of us recall eagerly watching his TV episodes on board his famous scientific ship, the Calypso – a symbol of his epic adventures. What most will not know is that Captain Cousteau had initially acquired this ship in Malta in 1950.

The Calypso was originally a US-built mine sweeper. It was commissioned by the Royal Navy and assigned to active service in the Mediterranean Sea, based in Malta. After its decommissioning in 1946, it remained laid up in Malta. For a short while, it was used as a ferry between Marfa and Mġarr, Gozo. Mr Cousteau discovered the Calypso in 1950 when he travelled to Malta to find a suitable ship for his new adventures. He immediately knew she was the one and so began his worldwide sea explorations.

Cousteau sadly passed away in June 1997. The Calypso was passed on to his foundation Equipe Cousteau and now, almost 70 years after the ship’s original purchase in Malta, the foundation re-registered Calypso in Malta. In tandem with the registration of the Calypso under the Malta flag, the Cousteau Foundation has also secured a deserving place in the Malta Maritime Museum in Vittoriosa.

The Malta Maritime Museum is expected to undertake extensive restoration works and once it is re-opened in 2021, a floor in the newly restored part of the museum will be dedicated to the legacy of the Calypso and the works of Jacques Cousteau. The exhibition is set to display numerous artefacts used by Captain Cousteau during his fantastic adventures as well as a wooden rib taken from the original Calypso.

In the true spirit of Captain Cousteau, the main aim of the exhibition will be to highlight the importance of actively protecting the marine environment and its treasures for the benefit and well-being of present and future generations.

Jotham Scerri Diacono and Jan Rossi from Ganado Advocates assisted and advised the Cousteau foundation on the registration of the Calypso under the Malta Flag and also led the negotiations with Heritage Malta culminating in the agreement reached with the Maltese authorities for the Cousteau foundation to open an exhibition in 2021 within the newly refurbished Malta Maritime Museum.

(Article taken from The Times of Malta)

07/01/2019

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30/11/2018

In newly resurfaced photos from Meghan's 2015 holiday trip to Malta, she looks relaxed in comfortable clothing; clothes which would not make it past Kensington Palace's gates today!

In pictures taken at Casa Rocca Piccola, a 16th Century Palace of a Maltese Noble family, Markle sparkles in a black turtleneck and ripped jeans whilst sporting black nail varnish.

Meghan walked down cobblestone streets of the Silent City, Mdina wearing a trench coat.
The Duchess of Sussex was in Malta, exploring her family roots; her great-grandmother, Mary Bird, was born here in the mid-1800s.

During her holiday in Malta, Meghan also wore an ‘għonnella’; the Maltese national costume for women, which was commonly used on the Islands up to the beginning of the 20th Century.

"When asked to go to Malta to not only discover the beautiful island, but also the land from which my great grandmother hailed, I said yes without hesitation. It’s Malta!" Markle wrote at the time on her former blog, The Tig, adding that "it felt like home" and she definitely wants to come back.

Her holiday wardrobe might not be the same it was a few years ago, but let's see whether Meghan re-visits Malta again with Prince Harry and the Royal Baby.

13/11/2018

Too cold for YOU?

Only 41 days till Christmas and we're still swimming in Malta!

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02/10/2018

http://www.independent.com.mt/articles/2018-09-25/company-news/Malta-Marriott-to-open-next-summer-following-25m-investment-6736196833

Le Méridien St Julian's Hotel & Spa is closing its doors on October 1, 2018, as it embarks on a €25 million investment that will see it transformed into the first Marriott hotel on the

29/09/2018

START PLANNING YOUR SUMMER 2019 VACATION TO MALTA… Events’ Calendar already filling up!

World renowned Tenor Joseph Calleja will be preforming with the Philharmonic Orchestra during the eagerly anticipated annual summer concert on the 24 August at The Granaries in Floriana.

This year, he will be joined on stage by the legendary Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli, famed for having one of the most beautiful voices on the planet. To date, the Italian household name has recorded 15 solo studio albums of both pop and classical music, three greatest hits albums, and nine complete operas, selling over 90 million records worldwide.

The Maltese Tenor’s annual summer concert has now become a fixed appointment on the Maltese cultural events’ calendar. During past concerts he has performed with none other that Ronan Keating, Anastasia, Zucchero, Gigi D’Alessio, Claudio Baglioni, Leona Lewis, Dionne Warwick, Eros Ramazzotti and Riccardo Cocciante,

Tickets are already available. Contact us on [email protected] for more details.