So much has been written by armchair critics like myself about the deteriorating state of the tourism industry, that I think another letter to the editor would not come amiss. ...

Like many others, I was shocked to read your editorial last Sunday, which basically implied that a change of Minister, indeed replacing him with the former Labour Minister, would solve all our problems...

Minister Francis Zammit Dimech may not be perfect but he has certainly proved to be a great constituency MP. ...

The dire situation in which Malta’s tourism sector finds itself has rightly become a national concern. The government can no longer continue pretending that all is well. ...

I have deliberately kept myself out of the sharp controversy surrounding Tourism Minister Francis Zammit Dimech because I felt that with my record as Minister of Tourism some years before him, any comments I...

The month-long war between Israel and Hizbullah is thankfully over. Whether it is a mere pause or something more permanent remains to be seen....

It happened like this. Way back in 1934, a couple of pranksters up in the Scottish highlands devised a ingenious hoax that would radically alter their country’s tourism fortunes forever. ...

The government’s pre-budget document, all 178 pages of it, has now been published and accessible to the public at large for almost a month. The usual constituted bodies have made their (usual) ...

I found the editorial (Make or break, TMID, 17 August) very interesting. I found myself in agreement with almost everything that was written. Since I myself am a floating voter, I would like to share my opinion on the subject. ...

The vandal attack on the Zurrieq snail-shell centre-strip (TMID, 18 August) is another example of our lack of civic pride and the need for harsher penalties if such culprits are caught....