Francesco Buonamici arrived in Malta on 1 September 1635 together with Pietro Paolo Floriani, sent here by Cardinal Francesco Barberini, nephew of Pope Urban VIII, to help Grand Master Antoine de...

When discussing women, oftentimes the term 'extraordinary' is used to outline how many things women achieve in their day-to-day lives. In your case, why did you choose to use the term 'ordinary' when...

What if museums didn't have to have a passive, showcase-style approach with panels of information hiding the beautiful stone of the old walls? What if you could interact with the Knights of St John,...

A new Toi Toi production at Teatru Manoel is set to explore the colourful origins of Karnival across the Maltese islands, as part of Festivals Malta's official carnival programme. In a spectacle...

In the Cultural Heritage Act of 2002, contemplating and implementing the set-up of various committees, bodies corporate and operating agencies, we have in place a strong legislative framework catering...

The world we are living in has become very materialistic, selfish and self-centred. Life has become so fast-paced that we barely look outside of our boxes and give very little or no attention to the...

In my last article, I wrote of the need to work together through the course I will be coordinating and which concerns the Application of the Management of Tourism. We cannot carry on with our...

New data from the World Travel & Tourism Council shows that in 2022 the tourism industry’s contribution to the global economy could reach US$8.6 trillion, just 6.4% behind pre-pandemic...

An already landmark court case on Thursday took another incredible twist, after the prosecution’s star witness refused to name some of his accomplices in a heist on a bank. Some weeks ago,...

The European Commission’s report on Malta’s economic forecast is positive to say the least as Malta is projected to have the highest economic growth rate across the EU by the end of the...