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Tourism Sorted by publishing date Go slow in Gozo Jo Gardner To holiday in Malta and not spend a day in Gozo is to miss out on one of the delights of the Mediterranean. And for the 400,000 day trippers who step ashore in Gozo each year, the brief visit invariably inspires a longer return stay. Travel Weekly November 11, 2005 size - 4kb Isle of Knights Neil Clark 'Malta is a sod of a place, ' wrote David Niven what if he was right? The Spectator September 24, 2005 size - 7kb Everything under the Maltese sun Herman Grech Summer in the new EU: Malta is known for its festas, fireworks and fish. Film is now also on the list - and a chance to be an extra for Spielberg, writes Herman Grech The Irish Times August 18, 2005 size - 6kb Magic Malta; it's the perfect family destination Gill Williams Mighty stone forts with towers and battlements provide plenty of inspiration for sandcastles when you take the kids for a family holiday on Malta. The island and its little sisters Gozo and Comino make up one of the most child-friendly destinations in the Med. Sunday Mirror, June 26, 2005, Sunday size - 6kb Why the Maltese love the English Why Malta is so good for Britons? This is Lancashire, May 6, 2005 size - 4kb Way to Gozo Iain Mayhew Weekender: travel: way to Gozo; the simple way of life charmed... The Gozitans live in squat stone-built houses, as they have for centuries. They grow potatoes and other cash crops the same way they have always done. They harvest salt from salt pans as they did during Roman times. And they worship at churches - nearly all of them the size of cathedrals - as they have since the Crusades. ... The Mirror, January 22, 2005, Saturday size - 7kb Gozo; an island of legend Wolf Arnold Malta's little sister island is home to quaint fishing villages and Odysseus' prison of love The Toronto Sun, January 23, 2005 Sunday size - 6kb Mediterranean - Malta's worth a troy! Kerry McCarthy As everything is within walking distance, even the most exclusive hotels are just a stone's throw from noisy night clubs. Despite its undoubted charms, Malta still is a bit brash, so I would prefer it as a short-break holiday destination, to grab some Mediterranean sun and escape the everyday cares of home. The Sunday People, January 9, 2005 size - 4kb The lowdown . . . on Malta n/a In Malta you'll find an amazing cocktail of UK, Italian and Arabian cultures. You can explore 7000 years of history yet live passionately in the present. Daily Post (Liverpool) January 8, 2005 size - 5kb Unexpected pleasures Ross Bentley The island of Malta is full of surprises and holidaymakers can't fail to be impressed Travel Weekly, November 5, 2004 size - 6kb Double the attraction Ross Bentley Double the attraction; Malta is becoming a popular option for twin-centre holidays Travel Weekly, November 5, 2004 size - 3kb Vestiges of invasions and views of the sea; history and tourism collide in Malta Otto Pohl ...Around us was evidence of invasion. Armies from almost all regional powers that ever flourished near the Mediterranean besieged Malta at some point, including the Phoenicians, Romans, Byzantines, Islamic armies and the French. These days, it is battalions of tourists. We were surrounded by flabby tourists showing too much flesh. I looked up at the blue sky and concentrated on my drink... The International Herald Tribune, November 27, 2004 Saturday size - 6kb Ollies last pub lifts a glass to film hellraiser Duncan Campbell Ollies last pub lifts a glass to film hellraiser: Oliver Reeds death five years ago has given birth to a memento industry for his Malta drinking spot. The Guardian (London), May 22, 2004 size - 4kb Destination: Malta Stephanie Booth Gozo is slow ... oh, so slow; With beauty and charm this beguiling, it's no wonder that world powers fought over this tiny island and its two sisters for 7,000 years. Los Angeles Times, May 2, 2004 Sunday, Home Edition size - 12kb Tiny gem at the heart of the Med Richard Moriarty, Jane Memmler Continuing the newspaper's series looking at the capitals of the 10 countries about to join the European Union on May 1, Richard Moriarty explores the delights of historic Valletta. This small but vibrant Maltese city boasts magnificent fortifications, stunning architecture, a friendly welcome - and a mean rabbit stew. Sunday Express March 21, 2004 size - 5kb Malta teaser: one perfect day Damien Simonis Malta teaser: one perfect day Basic information about the country. The Weekend Australian April 10, 2004 size - 8kb An underwater adventure in Malta Sean Wilton Heading off for a diving trip to Malta I envisaged myself swimming 'Man from Atlantis' style through crystal clear waters surrounded by shoals of exotic fish writes Sean Wilton. Yes I'd read the brochures describing the sun-drenched charms magnificent reefs and warm summer seas of Malta and it seemed like the perfect setting for my aquatic adventure. Malta's unspoiled waters and rocky coastline with its many coves and grottos rich fauna and sealife has seen the tiny Mediterranean island become something of an essential destination for divers. This is Lancashire (November 19, 2003) size - 4kb Malta site explained It wasn't little green men, just farmers scratching a living Maev Kennedy Arts and heritage correspondent The mystery of a prehistoric site cited as, variously, a launch pad for little green men or the tracks leading to Atlantis, could be finally solved. Known as the Maltese Clapham Junction, the expanse of scrubby fields and barren rock is a bewilder ing complex of tracks believed to be up to 6,000 years old, gouged into solid limestone of the island whose megalithic temples are the oldest stone buildings in the world. The Guardian - Final Edition - October 4, 2003 size - 4kb My family affair in Malta Steven Smith "All in all, I had a wonderful trip, and it was great to get back to the laid-back atmosphere of Malta time'." - says ex-EastEnders star Nicola Duffett... The Sunday People - October 5, 2003 size - 4kb Malta well worth the long trip Diane Menzies "Why Malta?" That's a question a Canadian tourist in this tiny island country hears frequently from Maltese who seem surprised someone would come from so far away. Few Canadians, or Americans for that matter, venture this far from the usual Mediterranean destinations. But Malta, just south of Sicily, has been a popular spot for Europeans, particularly Brits, for decades. And the trip is well worth a little jet lag. The Brockville Recorder & Times (Ontario, Canada) September 20, 2003 size - 5kb Gozo's willing prisoner Paul Miles falls in love with the island Paul Miles Gozo's willing prisoner Paul Miles falls in love with the island where a sea nymph is said to have once captured Odysseus Sunday Telegraph (London) September 07, 2003, Sunday size - 7kb Malta and Gozo: This is my island in the sun Revel Barker Perhaps we can come to some arrangement, here; I will tell you what is great about Malta and Gozo, and you will agree not to come. The Independent (London), July 19, 2003 size - 7kb Safe haven John Deiner Isolated Malta is ideal for tourists who want to experience Europe but are nervous about being away from home. The Washington Post , July 20 2003 size - 14kb Why the Maltese love the English n/a Why Maltese love Britons? Here the reader may find some reasons on the matter... UK Newsquest Regional Press - This is Lancashire, July 8, 2003 size - 4kb Malta Is Easy John Deiner, Washington Post Staff Writer Malta Is Easy; No Crowds, No Hassles: It's Europe Without the Angst... The Washington Post, June 15, 2003, Sunday size - 12kb Gozo - Hidden jewel of the Mediterranean Barry White Malta may or may not be worth a holiday - though I wonder at a tourist attraction like the puzzling "cart tracks", which look more like fissures in the rock than ruts left by some prehistoric farmer. But Gozo, for diving, sun ("last rain was June, or was it February?") and switching off, certainly is. Belfast Telegraph, November 30, 2002 size - 6kb Knight fever Iain Mayhew For centuries Gozo and Malta were run by the knights of St John Sunday Mirror, January 19, 2003, Sunday size - 11kb Paradise: Malta . . . Just perfect shame about the toilet roll Ruth Brolly Ruth Brolly finds an island where all the luxuries are taken care of, but just one little thing is missing... Belfast News Letter (Northern Ireland), February 6, 2003 size - 7kb In search of ... romance in Malta Simon Heptinstall Malta? For romance? This is some sort of joke, right? Independent on Sunday (London) , March 16, 2003, Sunday size - 7kb Malta's capital is a magnificent old city David Orkin Some details about Valletta, Maltese capital city, are given. The Independent (London), April 23, 2003, Wednesday size - 6kb Travel: Me & My Troy Boy Jane Ridley Jane Ridley misses Brad Pitt in Malta but sees some fabulous marine The Mirror, May 31, 2003, Saturday size - 10kb
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