Malta’s cruise tourism is experiencing dramatic growth from the North American market, with a record-breaking total of 93,482. This represents an increase in 2017 over the previous year of 24% for the ...

The Viking Sea and Viking Venus in Valletta. Photo Credit: Viking Cruises Lufthansa will operate up to three flights per week between Newark and Malta during the second half of this summer exclusively ...

A record number of cruise passengers visited Malta in 2024, surpassing the pre-pandemic peak of 2019, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Tourism said Wednesday. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister ...

The Viking Venus, which debuted in May and is the newest ocean ship in Viking's fleet, docked in Valletta. Photo Credit: Bart Beeson For Torstein Hagen, chairman of Viking Cruises, there were several ...

The Italian company MSC Cruises is studying the possibility of using Malta as a home port for passengers from other countries, a concept that could have a ripple effect on the economy. MSC Cruises ...

At a star-studded ceremony in Valetta, Malta on Sunday night, Oceania Cruises christened its newest ship, the 1,200-passenger Vista. It's the first new ship for the brand in more than a decade and ...

MSC Cruises have announced that next year the newest, largest and most luxurious five star cruise liner MSC Meraviglia­­­­­ will grace Malta’s Grand Harbour on a weekly basis between June and November ...

Ten cruise ships belonging to four different ship operators which regularly visit Malta rank in the worst position in terms of their impact on the environment, health and climate according to the ...

MSC cruises today announced its return to Malta after an absence of one year. The cruise liner company had dropped Malta from its itinerary because of a rise in fuel prices. The company announced at a ...

Our vision is a bold one – one which requires sustained action on several fronts to see Malta, Gozo (including Comino and the north of Malta) and The Three Cities become the main beneficiaries. It is ...

Malta on Friday stopped passengers disembarking from the MSC Grandiosa cruise ship over a suspected case of COVID-19, Tourism Minister Julia Farrugia Portelli said. Although the cruise ship was let ...