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WATCH: Surreal scenes in London as England’s hospitality scene reopens

WATCH: Surreal scenes in London as England's hospitality scene reopens
Apr 13 2021 Share

The UK has reopened its bars and hospitality services and people cannot be more excited for this return to quasi-normalcy. Many waited for bars to open at 12am when measures were officially lifted, with streets packed with all those eager to grab the first drink after lockdown.

Bars, as did other shops and services, anticipated the huge comeback and prepared with huge stocks in order to satisfy their thrilled customers. The UK has implemented a six person rule, meaning that groups of six can meet up together, unless they come from the same household.

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Maltese Music Monday is finally on Spotify!

Apr 12 2021 Share

We all know how close to our heart Maltese Music is & who would we be if we didn’t make a playlist celebrating everything that is local? Which is why we took it upon ourselves to head over to Spotify and make a #MalteseMusicMonday Playlist, shining a light on all of the amazing local artists.

We’ll be updating the playlist weekly and make sure to LET US KNOW of your favourite new music from the Maltese Islands.

Head over to SPOTIFY and drop us a follow on our #MalteseMusicMonday playlist! 🇲🇹🎶

Malta’s Tourism Plan is making international headlines

Malta’s Tourism Plan is making international headlines
Apr 12 2021 Share

Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo’s latest roadmap to jumpstart the Maltese economy following the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact is making international rounds with news portals such as the Sun sharing the scheme on their platform. The news highlights Malta’s plan to pay tourists visiting Malta up to €200 for booking at least two nights at a local hotel and vacationing on the island. Those who book hotels in Gozo will get an extra 10%.

With popular holiday destinations struggling to maintain commerce from tourism in these difficult times, Malta seems to have stood out with its innovative tourist attraction method. Malta had 2.7 million visitors in 2019, but 2020 saw an immense decrease. The new plan hopes to encourage as many as 35,000 tourists to return to the island.

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1,261 fines given for COVID-19 measure breaches

1,261 fines given for COVID-19 measure breaches
Apr 12 2021 Share

Authorities handed out 1,261 fines last week after week after people were discovered to be breaching COVID-19 health measures. The majority of breaches, amounting to 784, were concerned with individuals not wearing masks.

366 measures were given to people gathered in groups larger than two. Six establishments were also given fines for breaking measures, with thirteen other people were found to be breaching quarantine measures. Health Authorities emphasise adhering to measures to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 alongside the vaccine rollout.

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