Malta

              Malta Tourist Attractions have been rapidly gaining fame among the vacationers for the past few years. With a rich cultural heritage backing it up, Malta has seen a tremendous boom in the tourism industry. Malta has something to offer for every type of traveler.              For the adventure seekers , the various camping spots and other adventure sports offer plenty of opportunities to keep themselves occupied for a long time. For the more culturally inclined, Malta has a vivid history that will keep history buffs occupied for days on end. Over the past few years Malta has seen outstanding growth in its economy. ... Read Full Story

Malta is a collection of seven islands in the Mediterranean Sea. Situated in the heart of the Mediterranean, tourism is important in Malta. As a leading holiday destination, you will be amazed to see some of the most interesting tourists’ spots that can be worth enough to make your vacation most memorable and exciting. Know here more about some of the most interesting destinations that you must visit once you travel to Malta.   Malta is a collection of seven islands in the Mediterranean Sea. Situated in the heart of the Mediterranean, tourism is important in Malta. Today it is one of the major ... Read Full Story

Malta TravelNet Group, one of the most well-known and renowned travel operators in Europe, has launched its new travel website - www.imaginamalta.com . Being one of the top travel operators and promoting ‘Malta’ as an idyllic travel destination for local as well as offshore vacationers, this new website is an attempt by the group to establish its   online presence on broad scale and provide its Hotel Booking, Car Hire and Cheap Tour Packages service. Integrating some of the most outstanding images and a highly-interactive web outline, this newly designed website aims to add a new facade to the group’s appearance in online travel ... Read Full Story

Having just returned from Malta, I thought I would pop down some of my favorite bits incase you had ever wondered whether it was worth visiting such a small island. Well, I loved it, but it has changed a bit since I was last there - mainly in 2 ‘bad’ respects. It’s a lot dirtier than I remember and there is a lot more ‘touristy’ parts. However, I still had a great 2 weeks there and would recommend a short trip there for someone who loves architecture and walking around a lot! 1) Valletta. A visit to the historic city is recommended to everyone ... Read Full Story

How can a country do so well in some things and so bad in others? We all know from our own experiences that we are better at some aspects of green living, but not so hot on others. For example, recycling, reusing and reducing everything, having your own allotment and not having kids may well earn you massive green brownie points - but then you can easily talk yourself into that sunshine break in the Caribbean! So, how do countries make those choices? I was recently reading about Malta in the Mediterranean Sea in southern Europe and I was very pleased with their green ... Read Full Story