Malta to welcome Tourist from 15-July



Malta going to lift flight arrivals restrictions , including from the United Kingdom, on 15th July

British tourists will welcome back Malta, Gozo and Comino for leisure and business trips.

Flights will resume from eighteen UK airports. Air Malta, British Airways, easy Jet, Jet2 and Ryanair will resume its operations. 

Tolene Van Der Merwe, director UK & Ireland of Malta Tourism Authority, said: “Malta is very popular destination for British holidaymakers, almost  650,000 visited in 2019.

Malta delighted to welcome back travelers from the United Kingdom on July 15th  


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