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Friday, August 17, 2012, 11:27

Italy, UK remain most popular destinations for the Maltese

The Tower Bridge in London. The UK remains the second most popular destination for Maltese travellers. Photo: AFP

The Tower Bridge in London. The UK remains the second most popular destination for Maltese travellers. Photo: AFP

More than 26,000 people went abroad in June, slightly more compared to the same month last year, the National Statistics Office said.

The NSO said that same-day visitors increased substantially, bringing total outbound visitor trips to 32,587.

It said that 86 per cent visited EU destinations, with Italy and the UK remaining the most popular among Maltese tourists, with shares of 31 and 20 per cen, respectively.

Almost all European markets recorded decreases, with the exception of the French market, which remained virtually unchanged.

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Mary Borg

Aug 18th 2012, 09:18

Come on, it's more than that. It is true that both countries carry the 'feel at home factor' but both offer nice weather, various attractions, cultural sites and good nightlife.

Patrick Zammit

Aug 17th 2012, 13:40

M Galea

If you visit a hospital, do you conclude that all Maltese are sick?

According to an online poll carried on an independent newspaper, 70% said that they cannot afford a foreign holiday this year.

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