Selmun Palace Hotel still for sale
The Selmun Palace Hotel is still for sale, Finance Minister Tonio Fenech said in reply to a parliamentary question.
He said the process is being managed by the Government Property Division and adverts were carried in the newspapers at the end of last month.
The privatisation process was launched last year. The hotel formerly used to form part of Air Malta.
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Oliver Mallia
Dec 3rd 2009, 17:54
@ R. Cutajar
Proset Ghalik very good consultation!
We already lost more than 12 hotels in the North area( St Paul's Bay & Bugibba. Ohra jonqos.
Peter Bonnici
Dec 3rd 2009, 17:35
It was and remains Malta's prime eyesore. It ought to be demolished and land returned to the people, like is happening in other areas.
We had a huge fuss about an open air disco and Mistra, yet at the top of that same valley we have this monstrosity.
Il-veru poplu bla sens u bla sinsla ahna.
Roderick Cutajar
Dec 3rd 2009, 16:47
How about demolish the hotel altogether and let Selmun palace lie in its natural state?
lgalea
Dec 3rd 2009, 13:29
This is another negative effect of eu membership where AirMalta was made to shed everything that was not strictly connected to its operations as an airline.
Joe Azzopardi
Dec 3rd 2009, 12:02
Let's hope privatisation will not be followed by savage re-development, followed by the ruin of a larger footprint in this pristine area, followed by the conversion of an initial hotel into luxery flats that will result in a lose for all the Maltese.