At an evening press conference on Monday, June 1, Prime Minister Robert Abella made a statement on deregulation. A statutory notice titled "Repealing Regulations, 2020" has revoked Covid-19 regulations that were previously enforced to contain a pandemic in Malta. From 1st July 2020 to 17 countries (Iceland, Slovakia, Cyprus, Lithuania, Israel, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Denmark, Hungary, Austria) Germany, Czech Republic, Finland, Ireland) and two regions in Italy ( Sicily and Sardinia) regulations will be lifted. On 14 June, the Prime Minister of Malta announced that he would aim to restart the airport for the world from 15 July. There is no quarantine procedure, and he wants to accept the people of the world including Japanese. Although it is not officially announced by the country at this stage, the policy of completely canceling Malta tourism in the future is a bright material.
Known as the jewel of the Mediterranean, Malta is also famous for its beautiful ocean.
But surprisingly there are few sandy beaches.
Famous examples include Mellieha Beach and Golden Bay.
It is difficult to walk on the rocky beach because the scaffold is rugged, but when you enter with Zabun, the wonderful seascape spreads. Great for snorkeling.
This is the city called "Bahrija". I found a view of a hidden spot in western Malta.
What a transparency!
These places are everywhere in Malta.
It is good to explore such a rare scenery.
This is Three Cities.
This is a traditional Maltese fishing boat dicer.
The ship is also known as a ferry between Valletta and Three Cities or a Grand Harbor cruise in the Valletta area.
The ferry is 2 euros and the 30 minute cruise is 8 euros which is very reasonable.
When you come to Malta, enjoy a spectacular cruise on Valletta's fort.
It is recommended
It is Valletta, the capital of Malta.
Since the airport was reopened, the number of people has been increasing.
In summer in Malta, there are many church events every weekend.
In the lively parade, 〆is a big fireworks display!
I'm wondering if it's going to be canceled in Corona this year, but I hear the sound of fireworks over the weekend.
The fireworks display and festivals are continuing, albeit on a small scale.
In Malta, the usual days are returning without the influence of corona on the summer season.
