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Record 32,000 Passengers In Just One Day

Record 32,000 Passengers In Just One Day
Aug 18 2023 Share

Taking to social media, Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo announced that the Malta International Airport was expected to reach a record of 32,000 passengers moving through it on Thursday 17th August 2023. 

‘These are positive results which continue to energise us and have the principles of quality and quantity in the tourist sector walk hand in hand’, explained Bartolo. 

This comes after July of 2023 became the busiest month since 2019, with 848,716 passengers moving through during last month. 

This total beat the airport’s previous monthly record, held by another August, of 2019, by more than 25,000 passenger movements. 

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Love Island’s Marie & Kyle Announce Split

Love Island’s Marie & Kyle Announce Split
Aug 18 2023 Share

After placing third in the first season of Love Island Malta, Marie Christine and Kyle took to social media to announce their split. 

Marie took to her Instagram story, describing the news as ‘a bit tough’ and ‘bittersweet’, being ‘filled with memories that [she’ll] always treasure.’

‘While my heart is heavy, I’m grateful for the laughter, adventures and growth we’ve shared. It’s not easy but we’re taking different paths now.’ 

 

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She asked her followers to please understand that this is the best choice for both of them, thanking everyone for the support and love along the way. 

Kyle too took to Instagram to announce the break up from his end, describing Marie as ‘an amazing person’ for whom he wants the best in life. 

‘Marie and I have both decided to remain friends, we’re both busy with our lifestyles. Will see what the future holds for us.’

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AI Imagines Flying Cars in Malta: A Glimpse into a Traffic-Free Future

AI Imagines Flying Cars in Malta: A Glimpse into a Traffic-Free Future
Aug 17 2023 Share

As the idyllic Mediterranean island of Malta continues to grapple with the persistent issue of traffic congestion, @malta.ai Instagram page is capturing the hearts and minds of Maltese residents by visualising a future where flying cars might alleviate the ever-growing traffic dilemma.

 

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The page’s captivating images of Malta’s skies adorned with sleek, futuristic vehicles have ignited the imagination of a nation weary of gridlock.

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The enchanting charm of Malta’s cobblestone streets, historical architecture, and crystal-clear waters has always drawn a steady stream of visitors. However, this popularity has brought with it an unwelcome side effect: traffic congestion.

With a limited land area and a growing population, the picturesque roads have transformed into avenues of frustration. Daily commutes that should take minutes often stretch into hours, impacting productivity, air quality, and overall quality of life.

These images depict a potential future where traffic woes are a distant memory, and the skies above the island serve as the new highways of progress.

While the AI-generated images may seem like a distant dream, they serve as more than just eye candy. They ignite essential conversations about the need for innovative solutions to Malta’s traffic woes.

The Fried Egg Jellyfish Returns to Maltese Waters

The Fried Egg Jellyfish Returns to Maltese Waters
Aug 17 2023 Share

Just in time for the Santa Marija festivities, the fried egg jellyfish (Phacellophora camtschatica) has returned to the waters of Malta.

Renowned marine biologist Alan Deidun took to social media to share this news, accompanied by photos taken by Matthias Mizzi at Zurrieq.

The Fried Egg Jellyfish Returns to Maltese Waters

The fried egg jellyfish, also known as “qassata” or “tal-lampuki” in Maltese, boasts a unique appearance with its translucent bell resembling a fried egg, complete with a yellow centre and a white outer ring.

Despite its striking appearance, Deidun’s message reiterates a vital point: this intriguing species is largely innocuous, delivering only a mild sting. His advocacy for the “Spot the Jellyfish” campaign resonates strongly – there’s no need to pluck these captivating creatures from the sea.

As the season unfolds, both locals and visitors are encouraged to admire the beauty of the fried egg jellyfish while fostering a sense of harmony between humans and marine life.

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