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Malta & tea tradition: Part II: as a concluding segment to our series on tea in Malta, Georgina Gordon-Ham visits La Fontanella in Mdina (the old capital) and Palazzo Naxxar, a stately home open to the public with its recently created afternoon teas.(Malta) (Tea & Coffee Trade Journal)

Silence is golden in Mdina. (Travel Trade Gazette UK & Ireland)

Tradition, tourism and memory in Malta. (Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute)

Malta: historic crossroads in the Mediterranean. (International Travel News)

Discovering an ideal island holiday. (Malta) (International Travel News)

Perfect place for families and winter sun-seekers. (Travel Trade Gazette UK & Ireland)

I can't quite say how I expected Malta to be, but the image certainly didn't include a long, post-flight soak in Cleopatra's bath. Horse's milk is extra, but the incense, flickering candles and rose petals bobbing in hot, steaming water all come as standard in the five-star Fortina Spa Resort in Sliema, a seaside suburb on the east coast. (Irish Independent (Dublin, Republic of Ireland))

Malta: a Mediterranean crossroad packed with history and romance. (International Travel News)

Fam trips.(familiarization trips offered to travel agents)(Brief Article) (Travel Agent)

We're Not Going to Malta . . . (Indiana Review)