Malta lights up in a way few travellers expect, and it happens just once a year. On Saturday, September 19th, Mdina and Rabat glow candlelit as Museums by Candlelight returns, inviting visitors into three historic sites after dark.

The level of leadership needed for the WTTC Global Summit 2026 in Valletta shows that Malta is a more significant meeting point for the Travel & Tourism industry as a whole.

The Hard Rock Hotel Malta has opened on St. Julian’s, St. George’s Bay, and will offer Malta’s first high-end, five-star* lifestyle quality accommodation.

Ireland overtakes Malta and more as record overnight stay growth fuels European tourism momentum in the first half of 2026.

How Canada’s Federal 2SLGBTQI+ Action Plan and legislative rights create global tourism competitive advantages

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has announced the Malta Tourism Authority (MTA) as its newest Destination Partner,

Malta has decided to recognise all Israeli travel documents, potentially opening its tourism market to more visitors. The landmark policy could support airlines, hotels and tour operators while simplifying travel for eligible document holders. However, passengers must still confirm visa, transit, validity and border requirements before travelling.

Swieqi’s crisis in Malta grows with challenges of planning and security from uncontrolled tourism.

In September 2026, renowned French Mediterranean beach club and restaurant brand Bagatelle will expand its global presence with the opening of Bagatelle Malta at St George’s Bay.

Explore Malta’s ancient temples, myths, caves and folklore as travellers discover the island’s mysterious heritage and cultural treasures.

Malta faces renewed tourism scrutiny as the Nationalist Party demands a carrying-capacity plan after power cuts raise concerns over infrastructure and visitor growth.

Malta welcomes nearly 1.7 million international visitors in the first five months of 2026 as tourism spending surpasses €1.34 billion amid strong UK and Polish demand.

Malta records the EU’s fastest growth in overnight stays as Valletta and St. Julian’s attract record numbers of international visitors.

Gozo and Comino welcomed nearly 590,000 visitors in 2025 as domestic tourism surged, while Malta surpassed four million inbound tourists.

Europe Tourism accelerates as Malta surpasses Finland, Slovenia, Slovakia and Cyprus through soaring short-stay demand and stronger air connectivity boom.