COVID-19 Update - 9 May 2022
As of today, 9 May 2022, persons from previously Dark Red countries, such as Brazil, Venezuela, Kazakhstan and many more, may travel to Malta without the need to quarantine on arrival.
This means that any traveller entering Malta must provide the following documents which are in accordance with the Standards for the Validity of Vaccine Certificates, Recovery Certificates and Test Certificates for the purpose of Travel to Malta and is subject to the provision of proof of either of the 3 following documents:
- Proof of Vaccination or
- Proof of Recovery or
- PCR Test Certificate
Failure to provide any of the following will result in a 10-day quarantine. Children under the age of 6 are exempt from this rule.
Experience Birgu like never before – All About Birgu Fest
Since its launch eighteen years ago, thousands of people flock to Birgu Fest which has increasingly gained popularity amongst both locals and tourists alike, raising to the level of a national event.
Teen & Junior Programmes – Some ideas for your Child’s Autumn Holidays
The ESE Teen & Junior programme returns this Autumn from the 30th September until the 4th November! Here’s why this will be the best option for your child during their Autumn holidays.
What to eat whilst in Malta – Traditional Maltese food
While in Malta, you can enjoy a variety of delicious dishes that reflect the island’s rich culinary heritage.
