Author:
Malta Tourism Authority / Ministry for Tourism and Consumer Protection
Language:
English

Malta Tourism Strategy 2021-2030 Recover. Rethink. Revitalise

February 2021
National
Destination Strategy

This document presents the foundations of Malta’s National Tourism Strategy which has been formulated on the basis of a policy framework for the tourism industry for the period 2021-2030. This strategy is built on a three-staged premise:

1. A recovery effort from the chaos wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic, focused on protecting and preserving the vital components of Malta’s Visitor Economy in the background of the challenges posed by the pandemic.

2. A longer-term re-evaluation and repositioning to reflect evolutionary forces as well as new post-pandemic realities – both negative and positive.

3. A detailed and committed programme of deliverables covering the various strategic challenges addressed by this strategy with a view to being able to deliver a stronger, more sustainable and competitive tourism industry by 2030.

Contents:

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Malta Tourism Strategy 2021-2030 Recover. Rethink. Revitalise

February 2021
National
Destination Strategy

This document presents the foundations of Malta’s National Tourism Strategy which has been formulated on the basis of a policy framework for the tourism industry for the period 2021-2030. This strategy is built on a three-staged premise:

1. A recovery effort from the chaos wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic, focused on protecting and preserving the vital components of Malta’s Visitor Economy in the background of the challenges posed by the pandemic.

2. A longer-term re-evaluation and repositioning to reflect evolutionary forces as well as new post-pandemic realities – both negative and positive.

3. A detailed and committed programme of deliverables covering the various strategic challenges addressed by this strategy with a view to being able to deliver a stronger, more sustainable and competitive tourism industry by 2030.

Contents: