Reasons to choose Malta

There are many reasons, but here's 10

A destination for meetings, incentives & events

Malta is the ideal destination for meetings, incentives, events, exclusive travel and leisure with a selection of internationally-branded four and five-star hotels, state-of-the-art infrastructure and conference facilities and the magnificent historical monuments which can be used as venues.

10 reasons to host your meetings & events in Malta

Situated in the heart of the Mediterranean, the three main islands Malta, Gozo and Comino are small, beautiful and unique. Bursting with history and culture, friendly locals, sunshine, ongoing events and the magnificent Valletta – which is to be the European  Capital of Culture in 2018. Malta is the ideal location to discover in a short period of time with an average 15-minute transfer time and easily-accessible with a 3-hour direct flight from all major European airports.

The Maltese Islands

The three main islands Malta, Gozo & Comino are situated in the heart of the Mediterranean. They are small beautiful and unique. With an area of just 316 sq km, they allow visitors to discover the islands in a short period of time and the average transfer time is only 15 minutes.

Flight time

The flight time is approximately 3 hours from mainland Europe and most major European Cities are served by the Malta International Airport.  There is also a regular ferry to Sicily. 

Climate

The islands boast an all-year-round mild climate and enjoy an average of 5 hours of sunshine per day in the winter months and up to 12 hours per day in the summer months.

Language

The Maltese are a friendly population and Malta is considered to be one of the safest countries in Europe. Maltese is the official language yet English is the 2nd official language, spoken by the majority of the population.

History

7,000-year of intense and unique history has made Malta what it is today. From Pre-Historic temples which are older than the Pyramids to the World Heritage City, Valletta, which is to be European Capital of Culture in 2018.