The Malta at War Museum in Vittoriosa and the Lascaris War Rooms in Valletta received the certificate, whilst Fort Rinella in Kalkara received the certificate and the award.
Whilst touring the Lascaris War Rooms, Tourism Minister Edward Zammit Lewis promised further support to Fondazzjoni Wirt Artna, the NGO that runs the three cultural sites. He added that although Malta is hitting record tourism numbers, the need for quality tourism remains. “These cultural sites help bring quality tourists to the island,” he said.
Malta not just a country of sunshine and beaches
The period between October and March tends to see low tourism numbers, the Minister added. “Cultural tourism can help Malta’s tourism industry see success year round. Malta isn’t just a country of...read on.
