The Travellers celebrate their 8-year anniversary

Apr 2 2021

Yesterday, beloved Gozitan band The Travellers celebrated their 8-year anniversary since starting their band.

8 years later, the band went on to become one of Malta’s most in-demand acts, highly-acclaimed for their catchy music and use of Maltese language.

Din mhux xi ċajta tal-ewwel t'April.Illum ngħalqu 8 snin flimkien!8 snin ta' mużika u esperjenzi sbieħ,iġri narawkom minnufih 🖤

Posted by The Travellers on Thursday, 1 April 2021

On April 1st, the band took to social media to share a few clips of their past, interestingly singing in English rather than the Maltese we are accustomed to, going on to highlight their eagerness to meet with their fans once again.

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Rainbow Ward receives donation of Qagħaq from Corradino inmates & wardens

Apr 2 2021

The children and staff of the Mater Dei Rainbow Ward were pleasantly surprised on Maundy Thursday after receiving a care package of tradition ‘Qaghaq tal-Appostli’ from the inmates and wardens of the Corradino Correctional Facility.

The Corradino Bakery has made quite a name for itself for its wholesome products during the Easter season and beyond, with many taking to social media to applaud the facility’s initiative.

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Malta among England’s first green-lit summer destinations

Apr 2 2021

As a result of Malta’s swift and efficient vaccination schedule, the island will be among the first countries to welcome English tourists from this summer.

An article published in the UK’s publication of ‘The Times’ revealed that Malta, together with the United States, Maldives and Israel were the first countries to be approved as holiday destinations, with PM Boris Johnson to announce further plans going forward on Monday.

It has been stated that the list of green-lit travel destinations for English citizens will depend on countries’ vaccination rates.

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Hospitality sector welcomes Tourism Recover Plan with open arms

Apr 2 2021

Various sectors within the local hospitality industry have welcomed Malta’s Tourism Recovery plan with open arms, keeping their heads up high as the summer approaches.

The Tourism Ministry’s hopeful recovery plan was endorsed by The Federated Association of Travel and Tourism Agents and The Malta Hotel and Restaurants Association (MHRA) amongst others, the latter of which expressed their satisfaction with the plan and the importance of keeping Malta in the forefront of consumers’ minds during the summer’s travel restart.

🇲🇹 𝗣𝗝𝗔𝗡 𝗧𝗔' 𝗥𝗞𝗨𝗣𝗥𝗨 𝗚Ħ𝗔𝗧-𝗧𝗨𝗥𝗜Ż𝗠𝗨. 🇲🇹Reazzjonijiet pożittivi ✅ mill-imsieħba soċjali fosthom l-Airline Pilots Association Malta.Malta Tourism Authority

Posted by Clayton Bartolo on Thursday, 1 April 2021

The recovery plan is reportedly being approached with the utmost caution, as COVID-19 case numbers have seen an encouraging drop in the past days as the island remains hopeful for a decent summer.

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