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Around 10,000 operators in the tourism industry will not have to pay licenses and fees due to the Malta Tourism Authority (MTA) in 2021, Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo said in a press conference today.
The Minister said the scheme is one of a number of measures introduced by the government to support the industry as the country prepares to open its doors to tourists again from 1 June.
Bartolo said that the 10,000 or so operators and businesses in the tourism industry will be saving €4 million that would have otherwise been due to the MTA. The fees for 2021 are being written off completely.
Businesses that will benefit from this scheme include:
- Hotels
- Guesthouses
- Hostels
- Self-catering
- Restaurants
- Bars
- Travel agents
- Tourist villages
- Take-aways
- Kiosks
- Nightclubs
- Self-drive car and motorcycle hire
- Coaches
- Mini-buses
- Taxis
- Garage hire
- Diving centres
- Souvenir shops
- Language schools.
