Good news! Malta to scrap COVID-19 entry restrictions from 25th July
As from Monday 25th July onwards, all travellers entering Malta will no longer be required to present their COVID vaccine certificate, proof of recovery, or a negative test upon arrival. This measure will also apply to unvaccinated travellers.
Although cases are currently on the rise around Europe, Malta has decided to do away with entry requirements. According to the Health Ministry, this decision was based on recommendations made at EU (European Union) level.
Anyone aged over 60 years of age is currently being offered a second booster dose, in accordance with the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC).
All about the 29th of February – origins, cultural significance, and historical events related to Leap Day
Every four years, an extra day is added to the month of February. As a result, there are 366 days in a year. This is called a “leap year”.
Malta Events to look forward to in 2024
We may only have just started 2024, but there are a number of exciting events to look forward to this year!
Read to learn more.
A Guide to the Public Holidays in Malta
The island nation of Malta has the most public holidays in the European Union. These hold both national and religious importance to Malta as they commemorate historical events, including the birth of the Church in Malta, the departure of Malta’s colonisers, Christianity in Malta and other significant moments.
