Malta, A Tiny Destination With Wide-Ranging Appeal
Destination & Tourism Patrick Clarke November 20, 2019

Travelers searching for a diverse destination far from the beaten path need not look any further than Malta.
Located in the central Mediterranean between Sicily and Africa's northern coast, the 122-square-mile archipelago with a population of under a half-million is one of the smallest countries in the world but a multifaceted one nonetheless.
Malta's rich history is among its biggest draws, roughly 7,000 years of which is on display for visitors seemingly everywhere they look, from its ancient villages to its remarkable archaeological sites, some of which are on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
The island country is also sure to be a hit with active travelers and adrenaline junkies. Diving, swimming, snorkeling, biking, rock climbing, sailing and golf are just some of the many activities that await visitors.
There's also plenty to do for families. Attractions such as the Malta National Aquarium, the Mediterraneo Marine Park, the Playmobil FunPark, Scavenger Escape Malta, the Splash & Fun Water Park at White Rocks and the famous Popeye Village are just a handful of the many family-friendly things to do in Malta.
If your client prefers a relaxing getaway, Malta fits that bill as well, boasting pleasant temperatures, plentiful sunshine, spacious and inviting beaches and extraordinary scenery.

Is your client planning a wedding or honeymoon for the new year? Malta is home to some incredible five-star resorts and intimate boutique hotels such as the Rosselli – AX Privilege in Valletta ideal for a romantic escape.
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