Scandinavian Airlines To Begin Flights Between Malta And Copenhagen

Sep 19 2024

Beginning in March 2025, Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) will introduce a new flight route connecting Copenhagen, the Danish capital, with Malta.

This development follows SAS’s announcement of its plans to establish a major global hub in Scandinavia, with Copenhagen as the starting point. The airline has revealed 15 new routes from Copenhagen, including destinations such as Malta, Madrid, Lyon, and Milan.

Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo confirmed the news, expressing his satisfaction with the upcoming direct flights between Copenhagen and Malta, scheduled twice a week.

Bartolo emphasized that this positive update underscores Malta’s ongoing shift towards higher-quality, more sustainable tourism through strategic planning.

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Ed Sheeran Sings To Runner From Canal Boat

Sep 18 2024

Ed Sheeran has melted hearts with a viral video that’s been called “the best on the internet.” The clip, which has racked up 854,000 likes and nearly 5,000 comments, shows the 33-year-old singer floating down a London canal on a boat when he spots a runner passing by.

“Hi!” Sheeran shouts, before asking, “Any requests?” The surprised runner slows down, asking for “Tenerife Sea.” Without missing a beat, Sheeran starts strumming and singing the song. The runner quickly pulls out her phone to capture the surreal moment.

After finishing, he waves and says, “Have a good rest of your run!” The brief encounter has since blown up online, with fans calling it “the best video on the internet today.” Some have even been inspired to start running, hoping for their own personal concert.

Sheeran posted the video on Instagram with the caption, “Was filming a video on the canal today, played a request. If anyone knows the runner, let me know so we can have their POV video for the lols.”

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District DISCO INFERNO Returns to Toy Room Club this Halloween

Sep 18 2024

Get ready for the hottest Halloween disco of the year! 🔥 On Friday, October 25th, Toy Room Club Malta will transform into a DISCO INFERNO, setting the stage for a fiery groove sesh unlike any other. After an incredible summer season and last year’s sold-out event, the DISCO INFERNO is back – bigger, bolder, and spookier than ever! 😈

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Doors open at 11PM, and district are bringing some of the hottest DJs in the game to set the dancefloor on fire. Dance to the beats of Daan, D-Vel, Husko, Jupo, and Riolo, who will keep the party going all night long. 🕺💃

Get into the Halloween spirit by dressing in Red, Black, and Horns – let your wild side loose and join us for an epic night of music, fun, and mischief. 👻

🎟️ Limited Early Bird tickets are now available for just €10, so grab yours before they’re gone! First Release tickets will be available soon for €12 – but don’t wait, this event is guaranteed to sell out!

Join us at Toy Room Club Malta for a Halloween you’ll never forget. DISCO INFERNO awaits – don’t miss out! 🔥

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Weather Window For Neil Agius’ Record Swim Attempt Open

Sep 18 2024

Ultra-endurance athlete and clean seas activist Neil Agius is preparing for a new world record attempt to swim around the Maltese archipelago.

His team is closely monitoring sea and air conditions to find an ideal three-day window for the 160km open-water challenge.

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As of Wednesday, Agius and his team are on 48-hour standby, ready to announce the swim any day. This will be the first time anyone has attempted to swim around Malta, Gozo, and Comino in a continuous loop.

Agius aims to surpass his own world record for the longest non-stop, unassisted, current-neutral sea swim, which he set in 2021 by swimming 125.7km from Linosa to Gozo. To break his record, he will need to extend the swim beyond the 104km distance around the islands.

Due to unpredictable weather, the exact route and departure details will only be revealed 48 hours in advance. Agius previously attempted a similar record-breaking swim in Spain last year but had to abandon it. If successful this time, Agius will reclaim his title with a new world record.

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