Following fires in Greece, Italy, Albania, Morocco, North Macedonia, Turkey and Lebanon, the Mediterranean Tourism Foundation (MTF) is calling on authorities to extend support with concrete action.
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Jamaica’s Tourism Minister Hon. Edmund Bartlett departed the island yesterday to meet with Her Excellency Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca, President of Malta and Patron of the Mediterranean Tourism Foundation (MTF), to discuss the country’s possible participation and collaboration, in the Global Tourism Resilience and Crisis Management Center.
“It was a great honor for me to receive an invitation to meet with the President of Malta to discuss sustainable tourism and ways in which they can partner with us in the establishment of our Global Tourism Resilience and Crisis Management Centre. I look forward to having fruitful discussions with President Preca and her team, and I am sure this will result in very positive news for our mission of protecting the tourism industry,” said Minister Bartlett.
Economic prosperity in the EU depends on growth from within, but also on external factors such as geo-political stability. This is particularly important for member states on the periphery of the continent, who on the one hand are part of the EU single market, but on the other hand, whose economy is also substantially integrated with neighbouring countries outside the bloc.
This year marks the 25th anniversary since the Barcelona Declaration, which brought together EU member states and the southern Mediterranean partners, with the aim of turning the region into an area of stability and prosperity through dialogue and cooperation. This partnership was strengthened in 2008 through a more permanent setup in the form of the Union for the Mediterranean as an operational institution.
World-Renowned Tenor Andrea Bocelli Reveals Why He Chose Malta For His Musical Project
This year, in collaboration with the Mediterranean Tourism Foundation, the Malta Tourism Authority, and the MTA, Andrea Bocelli chose some of the most striking views in Malta to form part of his latest musical project, and Bocelli has now revealed why…
Bocelli will be hosting a special New Year’s Eve concert, BELIEVE, that will be making its first debut live, solely in Malta!
Malta represents the centre of Christianity’. He also revealed that
‘I will sing 8 songs here in Malta because 8 is an extremely significant number here’– which, as any fellow local would know, Bocelli is referring to none other than the eight-pointed Maltese cross!