Discover Malta & Gozo
Malta has been hosting overseas visitors throughout its history, earning a reputation for its hospitality.
Being in the centre of the Mediterranean Sea, Malta is a geographical hub for tourism, culture and trade.
The Country
The island is a sovereign republic forming part of the European Union. Being just over 300 square kilometres, it hosts a population of over 400,000.
The vast majority of the population is of Maltese nationality, where the official and most widely spoken languages are Maltese and English.
The economy is built around the service industry where its flexible human resources offer great value add to a wide range of industries.
Historic Value
Malta has an extensive history influenced by the Romans, Greeks, Arabs, French, Spanish, Knights of Saint John and the British.
These civilisations not only left their mark on our culture but formed the foundations for our islands’ trade, hospitality and business acumen.
Our harbours offer a safe haven for trade ships as well as making Malta a bedrock for industries to flourish.
Lifestyle
The island is a sovereign republic forming part of the European Union. Being just over 300 square kilometres, it hosts a population of over 400,000.
The vast majority of the population is of Maltese nationality, where the official and most widely spoken languages are Maltese and English. The economy is built around the service industry where its flexible human resources offer great value add to a wide range of industries.
