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Nearly 590,000 people visited Gozo and Comino in 2025, with Maltese residents continuing to drive tourism to the sister islands, according to new figures published by the National Statistics Office (NSO).

A total of 589,343 inbound and domestic tourists visited Gozo and Comino last year, with domestic visitors making up 67.4% of all trips to the r...


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A new kayaking video is giving viewers a fresh look at one of Malta’s most fascinating coastal spots, combining crystal-clear waters, hidden sea caves and a slice of military history.

Shared by local kayaker Pierre Farrugia, the video follows a kayaking adventure around Ricasoli, where the explorer paddles into a secluded sea cave before coming ac...


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Malta’s ongoing wave of summer power cuts has attracted international attention, with global news agency


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People with disabilities in Malta will soon enjoy stronger constitutional protections after Parliament unanimously approved a landmark amendment to the country’s highest law.

The Bill, tabled by Minister for Inclusion Julia Farrugia, will add disability as a protected characteristic under the Constitution, allowing people with disabilities to seek...


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A bill that would have created Malta’s first National Commission for Human Rights and Equality has failed to pass Parliament after Opposition MPs walked out moments before the final vote.

The legislation required a two-thirds majority because it included constitutional amendments. However, with the Opposition benches empty, the bill secured just 3...


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