Per the most recent statistics by Malta Tourism Authority (MTA), only 2 to 3% of tourists visiting Malta are U.S. citizens.

From fig festivals and beaches to hiking and rock climbing, here’s a local’s guide to enjoying this lesser-known Mediterranean gem.

We're Americans who moved to Malta in our 70s to improve our retirement years. Our lifestyle, healthy diet, and healthcare are great and affordable.

From traditional bakeries to Michelin-star restaurants, Malta’s cuisine is a true melting pot of flavors shaped by its Mediterranean roots.

For the first time in Delta history, SkyMiles members and Delta employees had the power to decide which new European ...

This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them. Malta is best known for its captivating coastline and sun ...

Malta is a must-visit location because of the distinctive combination of history, culture, and natural beauty it offers. On this small but varied Mediterranean island, you can experience a wide ...

Delta will launch nonstop flights from New York JFK to Malta next summer, coinciding with the opening of the Malta Tourism ...

In New York City, September 18, at the Whitby Hotel. Presented by Peter Greenberg, host and producer, this one-hour global television special HIDDEN MALTA is scheduled to premiere in the Fall on ...

Malta, a Mediterranean archipelago and one of the world's top diving destinations, will soon launch the Tower Wreck Deepwater Archaeological Park, the first of its kind. This archaeological park, made ...

A swimmer at the Blue Hole, in Malta; “Tree of Life,” a sculpture at the Malta International Contemporary Art Space. By the time the Uber dropped me off at the limestone plaza, more than 500 artists, ...