VisitMalta strengthened its presence in the Australian market this March through a series of high-profile culinary events designed to showcase Malta’s food, wine and cultural heritage to leading travel media and industry professionals.
VisitMalta has received two major international honours, strengthening Malta’s reputation as a leading Mediterranean destination for both maritime tourism and inclusive travel.
The Malta International Fireworks Festival celebrated its 25th anniversary this year with a large-scale programme of events that combined Maltese tradition, international participation and global promotion.
As we approach summer 2026, Malta’s tourism industry has continued to show strong growth and increasing international interest in the traditionally slower months of the year.
It is with great pride to reflect on the historic moment for Malta’s presence in North America: a week of significant progress in our ongoing efforts to enhance visibility, accessibility and appeal of the Maltese Islands on the North American market.
It gives me great pleasure to share the latest developments shaping Malta’s tourism industry. We are proud to announce the official launch of the new VisitMalta Incentives & Meetings website.
The Malta Tourism Authority (MTA) commemorated four significant World War II episodes at Mtarfa Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery during War Graves Week, marking a poignant moment in the nation’s history.
The Malta Tourism Authority (MTA) is making great steps towards tourism quality. As we step into a fresh new year, we embrace exciting opportunities, innovative ideas, and ambitious targets that will continue shaping Malta’s tourism landscape.
VisitMalta’s PR and marketing activity overseas has been instrumental in driving Malta’s tourism recovery. In 2023, Malta achieved record-breaking tourism numbers, outperforming regional competition.