Asia is a growing tourism source market for Malta, and numbers are expected to inflate further on the back of air network improvements that better connect the globe’s east with the central Mediterranean country.
Qatar Airways will recommence flights to Malta this July with a four-times-weekly connection between Doha’s Hamad International Airport and Malta International Airport.
“We’re very happy to have Qatar Airways back to Malta. It provides an important gateway to Malta from Asia and Australia,” said Carlo Micallef, chief executive officer at Malta Tourism Authority, adding that Asian access is currently supported by Emirates, which flies daily from Dubai with a stop in Larnaca, and…
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