The Return of Notte Bianca: A Guide for 2022
27th September 2022
Once a year, Malta’s capital comes alive at night for a celebration of national culture and arts. This is Notte Bianca.
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Articles in this blog may be ESE news, academic pieces written by our team or events in Malta of general interest.
Public Holidays in Malta in September
7th September 2022
In September, Malta celebrates Victory Day and Independence Day. Both Public Holidays have a significance for Malta.
When are the public holidays in Malta?
6th September 2022
Malta has 14 Public Holidays which are spread throughout the year and mark religious, historical and special events. Here is a list.
Inspire Malta’s Kayak For Charity 2022
29th July 2022
Kayak for Charity by Dorian Vassallo and Albert Gambina are once again kayaking in aid of the Inspire Malta Foundation this August.
Malta to scrap COVID-19 entry restrictions from 25th July
14th July 2022
All travellers entering Malta will no longer be required to present COVID documentation upon arrival in the country,
COVID-19 Update – Red and Dark Red Lists scrapped – 9 May 2022
9th May 2022
As of today, 9 May 2022, travel into Malta will no longer be categorised into ‘red’ and ‘dark red’. Quarantine upon arrival has been removed.
COVID-19 Update – for entry into Malta and ESE School
5th May 2022
Surprise! You may now travel to Malta without completing a dPLF, enter Malta regardless of vaccine status, and do not need to quarantine unless positive.
What is Festa Frawli about? All you need to know
4th April 2022
April in Malta is the time people grow fruits, especially strawberries, which are loved by the Maltese. This is what Festa Frawli is about.
Spring has sprung – Idioms about Spring
21st March 2022
We’d like to teach you some spring-related idioms so that you can expand your vocabulary and better your English!
A guide to celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Malta
16th March 2022
There’s one day in the year (besides New Year’s Eve of course) where many of us like to party like there’s no tomorrow… this is St. Patrick’s Day, which takes place annually on the 17th of March. Although it is not a public holiday, Maltese people still choose to take leave from work and grab a few pints with their friends.
