MHRA head dismisses “illegal actions”
James Debono
Justin Zammit Tabona, President of the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association, yesterday poured cold water on rumours that his organisation will be directing its members to stop their contributions to the Malta Tourism Authority when talking to Business Today. READ MORE >>

Air Malta sounds cautionary note over low-cost airlines
Matthew Vella
Air Malta chairman Lawrence Zammit yesterday hoped for a decision on low-cost airlines that will be “in the interest of the whole industry” and not just “part” of the tourism sector, in what could be interpreted as veiled cautionary advice to government. READ MORE >>

Pension bill increases by 51.3 per cent since 2000
The pension time bomb is ticking louder as the first recruits from the Maltese post World War II generation have started to join the ranks of pensioners. READ MORE >>

Casino licence for Lux Pavilion
The newly-opened Lux Pavilion, Portomaso’s high-end retail store outside the Hilton Hotel, is set to become a new casino. READ MORE >>

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