Malta's Tourism Boom Strains Housing and Island Infrastructure
Malta tourism jumped 11.3% with €234M spent in March alone—but the surge strains housing, ferry capacity, and infrastructure for residents and expats.
Tracking economy for Malta — coverage from the newsroom in Valletta.
Malta tourism jumped 11.3% with €234M spent in March alone—but the surge strains housing, ferry capacity, and infrastructure for residents and expats.
New Sliema-Buġibba-Gozo ferry launches May 5 with free Tallinja coastal rides, but early winter schedules raise major concerns for Malta commuters.
Third-country nationals in Malta earn 38% below average wage. ADPD demands minimum wage increase, rent control, and stronger protections for all workers.
Malta plans third Sicily power link by 2032—200MW initially—to secure grid and stabilize bills. North Africa renewable imports also under study.
Labour vs Nationalist Party battle for May 30, 2026. First-time homebuyers face interest-free loans; healthcare workers offered tax holidays. Here's what matters for residents.
Momentum unveils 7 professional candidates challenging Malta's two-party system. Could this reshape the May 30 election? Key policies and what it means for voters.
PN proposes €1.3B maritime growth plan with student stipends, streamlined regulations, and 20,000+ jobs. What it means for your future in Malta.
Labour vs Nationalist Party face off May 30. Which protects your energy costs and jobs? Compare their economic plans for Malta's future.
Bank of Valletta Q1 results show resilient operations and growing deposits, even as geopolitical shocks hit trading. What it means for investors and savers in Malta.