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Welcome to Malta Online, your ultimate destination for all things related to the blockchain island country in Europe - Malta! Our channel is dedicated to providing you with the latest news, stunning photos, upcoming events, and a thriving community all focused on this beautiful Mediterranean gem. Whether you're a resident, a visitor, or just a curious explorer, Malta Online is here to keep you informed and engaged with everything happening in this unique country. Connect with like-minded individuals, discover hidden gems, and stay updated on the latest trends in Malta's ever-evolving landscape. For more captivating photos, be sure to check out our Instagram page at https://instagram.com/malta_telegram. Join us today and immerse yourself in all that Malta has to offer!

24 Nov, 07:46


🌅 Good morning from sunny Marsaxlokk! 🌊🐟

This Sunday kicks off in one of Malta’s most vibrant spots – Marsaxlokk. This charming fishing village is famous for its lively market, where you’ll find the freshest seafood, local delicacies, and colorful fruits. 🍋🐠

🌟 Why visit Marsaxlokk?
Authentic atmosphere and quaint streets.
A fantastic selection of fresh seafood for true foodies.
And, of course, the iconic traditional Maltese “luzzu” boats, painted in bright colors. 🚤🇲🇹

Sunday is the perfect day to stroll through the market, breathe in the fresh sea air, and soak up the peaceful vibes of this unique place.

💬 Share your favorite moments from Marsaxlokk!

22 Nov, 07:37


🇲🇹 Malta: Then and Now — A Journey Through Time

Malta is a country where history and modernity meet at every corner. Comparing old photographs with modern-day images reveals the incredible transformations that have taken place over the past decades.

📸 What has changed?
The streets and squares of Valletta have preserved their historic charm while incorporating modern elements that highlight the unique architecture.
Infrastructure has significantly improved, with new buildings blending harmoniously alongside restored historical landmarks.
Natural areas and beaches have become more developed, offering greater comfort for locals and tourists alike.

💬 A Journey Through Time
These changes show how important it is to balance development with the preservation of cultural heritage. Malta is a shining example of a country where the past continues to thrive in the present.

20 Nov, 07:16


🎄 Christmas Cheer at Fort St. Elmo and the National War Museum

📅 When? December 8–10, 2024
📍 Where? Fort St. Elmo, Valletta

This December, Fort St. Elmo and the National War Museum will host a festive celebration perfect for families and history enthusiasts alike! Get ready for a unique Christmas experience that blends tradition, culture, and holiday cheer.

🎉 What to Expect?
Christmas Market featuring local crafts and delicious treats.
Kids’ Zone with fun activities and workshops for the little ones.
Live music and performances to get you in the festive spirit.
A chance to explore the museum and learn about Malta’s history in a magical Christmas setting.

💬 Why Visit?
It’s a great way to enjoy time with your loved ones, soak in the Christmas atmosphere, and discover Malta’s cultural heritage in a festive and unique way.

📌 Tickets: Available on the Heritage Malta website or at the venue.

Don’t miss the chance to experience the magic of Christmas in a historic setting! 🎄

18 Nov, 06:22


🌞 Good Morning!

Let this week be as bright as the golden sunlight reflecting on Malta’s serene waters. May every morning bring inspiration, and your days be filled with harmony and joy.

💙 Stay inspired, dream big, and achieve your goals! Have an amazing week, everyone! 🛶

14 Nov, 08:42


🥃 Malta Whisky Festival — Here’s How It Went!

📅 When? November 9-10, 2024
📍 Where? Victoria, Gozo

Last week, Gozo welcomed whisky lovers from all over Malta and beyond! The Malta Whisky Festival, held on November 9-10, was a true celebration of flavor and aroma, allowing guests to indulge in unique tastings and meet industry professionals.

🎉 Festival Highlights:

- Tastings of exclusive whiskies from renowned brands
- Masterclasses by experts and talks on whisky culture
- Opportunities to chat with distillers and learn about the art of whisky-making
- Cozy relaxation zones where guests could share their impressions and connect with other whisky enthusiasts

The festival was not only a chance to enjoy the finest whiskies but also an excellent opportunity for socializing and making new connections. Attendees were thrilled with the experience, and the atmosphere made for an unforgettable event!

📌 Looking forward to more discoveries and gatherings next year!

11 Nov, 06:48


🚀 TON and Malta: A Step into the Future of Blockchain Technology

At a recent blockchain conference held in Malta this October, the focus was on the development of the TON (The Open Network) ecosystem and its potential integration into various sectors of the Maltese economy. The event brought together top experts and developers who discussed how TON could support the country’s digital transformation.

🔹 How Can TON Transform Malta?
Experts believe that TON can enhance transparency and efficiency in financial operations and provide a platform for decentralized applications (DApps). This opens up possibilities for blockchain use in finance, healthcare, and public administration.

🌐 Malta and Blockchain: A Perfect Match
Malta has long been known as the “Blockchain Island” thanks to its crypto-friendly policies. Integrating TON could strengthen the country’s position as an innovation hub and attract even more investment into the economy.

TON + Malta = The Future of Digital Technology!

06 Nov, 05:23


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29 Oct, 06:41


📊 Malta’s 2025 Budget: Support for Families, Youth, and the Economy

The Maltese government has unveiled its 2025 budget, focused on improving quality of life and driving sustainable growth. Here are some key initiatives:

1. Support for Families and Children: The budget includes an increase in allowances for families with children requiring specialized therapy—a meaningful step to support families with additional healthcare needs.
2. Free Gym Memberships for Youth: Young people will receive six months of free gym memberships as part of a new government program encouraging a healthy lifestyle and more physical activity.
3. Zero VAT on Women’s Hygiene Products: In a notable social initiative, VAT on women’s hygiene products has been removed, making these essentials more affordable.
4. Support for Local Producers: The government is reducing excise taxes on low-alcohol beverages made by small local producers, encouraging competition and growth for small businesses.

This budget reflects Malta’s commitment to social progress and better living conditions for its residents.

24 Oct, 07:29


☀️ Good morning, Malta! 🇲🇹 Sunrise in Malta is always very beautiful! 🌅 We hope that everyone has seen it at least once. Have a wonderful day everyone! 🚀

21 Oct, 05:36


💬 Mental Health on Malta: 21 Suicides Reported in 2024

According to the Ministry for Home Affairs, 21 suicides have been registered in Malta in 2024, bringing attention back to the ongoing issue of mental health. Most cases occurred in April and July. Organizations like Richmond Foundation and Appoġġ are continuing their efforts to support those in crisis, offering hotlines and online assistance.

💡 If you or someone you know needs help:

Call the Richmond Foundation helpline: 1770.
Use online chat services: OLLI chat and Kellimni.com.
National helpline Appoġġ: 179.

Let’s look out for one another and remember that asking for help is always okay. Mental health matters!

15 Oct, 08:01


🌍 How to Choose the Right Area to Live in Malta?

If you’re planning to move to Malta, it’s essential to choose an area that fits your lifestyle and needs. Malta is small, but diverse, with various types of housing, infrastructure, and access to necessary amenities. Here are some key areas to consider depending on your preferences:

1. Sliema and St. Julian’s: For an Active Lifestyle

These two coastal towns are among the most popular with expats. They are home to many restaurants, bars, shops, and offices. If you work in IT or for an international company, most offices are located in these areas.

Pros:
Direct access to the sea.
Great infrastructure: supermarkets, malls, cafes, and restaurants within walking distance.
Lively nightlife and social scene.
Close to major transport hubs.

Cons:
High rental prices.
Noisy and crowded with tourists in peak seasons.

2. Gzira and Msida: For Students and Young Professionals

These areas are popular among students and young professionals due to their proximity to the University of Malta and more affordable rent compared to St. Julian’s and Sliema. They offer budget-friendly housing options while still maintaining access to the sea and city center.

Pros:
Cheaper rent compared to St. Julian’s.
Close to the university and business centers.
Well-developed public transport.

Cons:
Dense development, little greenery.
Fewer entertainment options compared to other areas.

3. Mellieha and Bugibba: For Nature Lovers and Families

If you prefer a quieter atmosphere and want to live away from the city hustle, northern areas like Mellieha and Bugibba are great options. These places are known for their beaches and relaxed lifestyle. Perfect for families looking for spacious homes.

Pros:
Close to beaches and nature reserves.
Relaxed and quiet atmosphere.
Spacious homes and villas.

Cons:
Far from the capital and business centers.
Fewer job opportunities within walking distance.

4. Valletta: For History and Culture Enthusiasts

Malta’s capital, Valletta, is ideal for those who love being in the heart of cultural events. It’s a historical center full of museums, theaters, and cultural activities. Living here means being a part of Malta’s rich history.

Pros:
Historical architecture and cultural events.
Central location with easy access to the rest of the island.
Plenty of restaurants, shops, and cafes.

Cons:
Expensive rent with limited parking.
Older buildings may require renovation.

5. Mdina and Rabat: For Peace and Quiet

These areas, located away from the busy coastal towns, are perfect for those who value tranquility and privacy. Mdina, known as the “Silent City,” is surrounded by walls and offers a serene living environment in a beautiful historical setting.

Pros:
Quiet and peaceful.
Rich in history and architecture.
Fewer tourists compared to other areas.

Cons:
Far from business and entertainment centers.
Limited amenities and infrastructure.

Conclusion

Choosing an area in Malta depends on your lifestyle and priorities. If you want a vibrant social life and proximity to offices, consider Sliema or St. Julian’s. For those who value nature and tranquility, northern areas like Mellieha are great options. Families may enjoy Mellieha’s spacious homes, while history lovers will feel right at home in Valletta or Mdina.

Think about your priorities and budget, and pick the area that best suits your expectations for life in Malta!