I’ve been to Malta three times and loved it as for food they don’t bother you and very polite if you don’t understand dishes do ask they will do there best to help you it’s a beautiful island and much to exspore buses are great and regular they do get busy in peak season we had no problem with that lots to see and do what ever your taste do visit everyone has there own opinion s 😊
I think we all like a certain amount of customer service but when i'm on holiday in a foreign country i tend to take it as it comes and of course politeness goes both ways. The type of service i do like though is when it comes in a friendly way and not forced as part of their job.
Never had any issues with the service i received at any eatery, farmers fruit and veg stalls or shops, during my stay in Malta. I didn't eat where the tourists eat thou, i ate at local level at the Bucci clubs which are also far cheaper than the eateries in the tourist areas, great service too and the food is great.
As someone who has worked in retail and catering service in Malta, the reason you felt it was bad is most likely because they're being paid 4 euros an hour to work 13 hour shifts in the sun.
Im American but once lived in London. Been to a lot of Europe already but plan to see Malta next year. We recently went to Croatia and absolutely loved it there. However were shocked by the really bad customer service especially in restaurants. If these people worked here they'd be fired after the first day. Took it in stride as a cultural difference. Will just assume Malta will be the same way
@@arlenedorego1277 also because they all would rather work for the government which are easy peasy jobs, usually close at noon and then they are able to collect their pension and live happily ever after.
Apart from Pastizzis , because of the Sicilian connection the Maltese eat a lot of Excellent Pasta and Pizza. There is a shop on Gozo that sells high quality different Pastas for cooking. Up the steep hill at Rabbat/Victoria is a Sicilian shop that sells the best Sicilian Ice Cream . Maltese also love Rabbit and Tuna . As a Result I eat my sandwiches Maltese style . Although they eat theirs in a thin kind of Stotty bread. I have Warburtons Milk Roll with Tomato Relish spread along the bottom piece of bread , then Tuna finely spread then sliced olives and scallions on top of the Tuna . I couldn’t eat my Tuna any other way now except Maltese style. .
I'm half English and half Maltese and sicilian too. Malta is the best Mediterranean island and country in the world!!!! Beautiful city and Architecture. Lovely buildings and places too see and explore. Alot too discover. Can you please do a video about Gozo. Thank you good video. Really appreciate you. I enjoyed watching your RUclips video. Best wishes to you and greetings. Love Natasha. Xxxxxx👍🙏💜🌎🌏🎶🌏👏👆👌💗♥️💖💕💞🇲🇹🇲🇹🇲🇹🇲🇹🇲🇹🇲🇹🇲🇹
Been to Malta several times over the years and never had a problem with the locals or customer service. I will say one thing though, the Maltese bus drivers and other road users are crazy! Very polite and charming on the street but I felt like we were in a road race when we got a taxi. Wasn't boring anyway.
I'm going to Malta very soon in a few months (for pre-winter short hols):). I think that customer service in Malta is generally similar to the rest of mainland Europe. It should be okay if you are European. Customer service in America is another world out there though which I am not a big fan of. I dislike it when waiters are hovering around me the whole time, asking if I like my food, if I enjoyed it, blah blah blah. It's so invasive in my opinion. I want to be left alone when I eat and will prefer to wave to a waiter if I need something. I also don't like the tipping in the US which I understand is part of the system there. In Europe, tipping is not mandatory, it's up to you and most people who prefer to tip, just round the bill off (usually giving about 2-3%).
Customer service?? We've just come back from Malta and found no problem at all with it. it was nice to not have the patronizing "enjoy your meals, is everything ok, have a nice day" every 2 minutes. We were just left alone to eat our food in peace. If you treat people with respect you'll get it back, but treat them as your servant, well.................
I personally prefer the waiters and waitresses to ask about our meals and to say have a nice day and so forth. The customer service at dining establishments throughout Europe are garbage in in my opinion.
I've spent some time in Europe, and Europe does not have a good track record when it comes to customer service. But if you come from the U.S., customer service pretty much everywhere will seem lousy to you.
First thing, 5 days?, what can you see in 5 days? I always go for at least 2 weeks. Hire a car, essential. Go early in the season, early April is best. I love Malta and the Maltese people. Food, rabbit stew is a great delacacy and served in all the high class diners.
Thank you for watching and commenting. I wish we could’ve have gone for two weeks. There certainly seemed like plenty to do there for that amount of time. What are the activities you suggest people do when they visit? Where do you suggest they stay!
Thank you for giving me such a valuable information about Malta. I am also try to coming to Malta for getting job. Moreover, I need to explore the Mediterranean sea and that Island. Thank you
+Zezza Lauzsia cheers! It should be a nice time of year to visit because it won’t be too hot or crowded! Please see the Malta section of my blog under ‘Travel’ for more information about the Blue Lagoon, Luzzu cruises, etc. Our trip and experiences were completely by our own choice. None of was via sponsors, tourism agencies or PR companies.
I'm in Malta right now in January and it's freezing cold, and night time is really bad, there is a constant cold wind blowing right now. Anyone with a lung condition like asthma might find it hard to breath hear at night in January. Prices in the supermarkets is really expensive, 2 to 3 times the prices of UK. The McDonald's in St Julian is the most expensive one I've ever been to in the world. The pavements in the area I'm currently staying in is awful. Most people are forced to walk in the road along with the cars. There ate potholes everywhere and the most construction work over ever seen anywhere. I don't recommend staying in St Julian area as of January 2020. Plan to visit other parts of Malta, which are hopefully much nicer.
@@JC-ce8uw Bolt was more popular when I was there - I have no plans to ever return to Malta - The place has probably been ruined by all the Internet Gambling companies that related there. Pushing up the price of everything. Place was just a huge building site, even at 1am you can see the building cranes working.
Customer service is terrible to put it bluntly, especially in retail shops. But like she said, otherwise the people are very accommodating when YOU approach them. And it's even worse in Gozo. I've lived in both places.
Great video i am going here in 2020 mainly for relaxation & my friend likes architecture. Was looking for a good enough hotel that's in a good location. Not checked out the one in your list yet or watched your other video's but in will. In bed sick at the moment.
Just curious with the English soccer season getting ready to start! Could you tips on attending English Soccer games? Especially the top levels like the EPL, and EFL Leagues (Championship, League 1 & League 2)! Also, what team do you support over there!
Hi ya, thanks for the tips regarding Malta, but my husband and i has been going malta for the last 12 years for our holiday and still not seen the whole of the island.. Yes malta is a small buts it's not that tiny place.. 😊👈
I have get little bit information about MALTA' geography and environment, culture and tradition it is a good place.visit one time in life for good experience.
Yes, Malta service and manners are really strange, both public service, and hospitality. Public transport is not keeping time table, but very cheap if you have local bus pass. Small shops have up to 300% higher prices for groceries, and you won't find fresh fruit and veggies, unless you go to supermarket (Lidl etc). I do recomment to try local pastry, bread and cakes.
But of course it does. Malta is a very small island in the middle of the open sea and is much more exposed to the wind as other places where the inland is bigger than the coast and much more protected.
Hi. It’s tough for me to answer because I am not Muslim so my perspective is different and therefore probably affected my experience. Since I am Italian (while I know that’s not a religion) I noticed more the Italian influence in Malta. I hope this makes sense. I wouldn’t want to offer advice on an experience that I didn’t have or try to observe while there.
I might be able to help here - I am Muslim, born and bred in England. I can definitely say it is Muslim friendly with many Halal eateries in St.Julians and Sliema. There is a mosque in Paola which is a few miles south of Valletta. And you won't get ostracised there. Just don't stay in Paceville which is a party area. Many places to explore and do like Valletta, the 3 cities, Gozo, Blue Grotto, Great Harbour Cruise from Sliema, Spinola Bay in St. Julians, Temple of Qim, Dingli Cliffs, Mosta Dome, Mdina and St Pauls Bay. Going to Comino to see the Blue Lagoon is nice but I would probably avoid it because it is overcrowded and might feel out of place if you want to dress in a modest way. Hope that helps.
@@brothersman524 what hotels or areas would you recommend to stay in that has a large Muslim population? Halal restaurant's/food you would recommend? Is there a chance of being racially attacked? Safest way to travel and sightsee?
@@JC-ce8uw I don't know where the Muslim population will be in Malta but I think Paola where is Malta's only mosque is located would be a good bet. I would stay in Sliema because you will get good hotel prices. Sliema Harbour is a good place to go for eating and you should find Halal food there or even in St. Julians especially around Spinola Bay (but just avoid Paceville which is part of St.Julians as this is a party area and full of drunks and dirty clubs). Probably best to hire a driver which would be a safe option but there are bus routes to get to the places you want to see. I have mentioned the sights to see in my previous posts but for planning I would do this: A Day in Valletta visiting sites - walking around it is easy (don't need a driver to take you around) Do the Great Harbour Cruise from Sliema Harbour which is 2 hours Book via hotel for a day trip to Gozo but don't include Comino (and The Blue Lagoon) in this trip as this might be a bit uncomfortable especially if you are wearing the hijab - you might a feel little awkward especially with many people swimming and so on even though Blue Lagoon is beautiful.. Hire a driver to take you to Mosta Dome, Mdina, Dingli Cliffs, Temple of Qim and down to Blue Grotto for a boat ride into the caves Do the 3 cities tour which you can book via hotel which is half day. I can't answer regarding being racially attacked because I haven't observed anything like that there - the locals have been very nice to us. If you do have this fear of being racially attacked for whatever reason then maybe best to stick to going to Muslim countries. I would advise you to travel with someone (preferably a Mahram) wherever you go or at least with a group of Muslim sisters
As an American you are complaining about customer service? That's ironic! The worst customer service I have ever seen in my life is in the US! And the best is Japan without a doubt!
Raju thakor Thakor Mate, maybe this isn’t the best forum for visa questions. Why don’t you try the appropriate department in Malta for accurate advice?
Customer service in Malta? Customers suppose to be always right but in Malta is never right besides very rude at times but that is in the culture too...
I didn't visit Malta before but now I have a real confusing masseges from people. I don't know who should I believe in. However, at the moment I live in Istanbul and like the city. The food here is gorgeous. Safety is fine maybe because I live in luxury area. My question is what is the similarities between those two cities. Thank you
I'm Scottish and have been to Malta 18 times. The Maltese people are the best I've ever met. You'll love it - but hire a car and see the best of the islands.
Nice video but that background music!!! Terrible, nearly stopped watching the video. However, I kept watching as i have visited Malta many times. Lovely Island and lovely people. But that music. Enough to put anyone off!!!
Customer service?? Just to let u know ( only british complain about any thing even if its ok they will said oh im not happy) i really dont know why specially british always complain
Hello? Women should not travel alone in Malta and you showed a deserted street in Valletta? For being the 4th most crowded country in the world I think that was a very very poor suggestion. I honestly would not go anywhere in the shot you briefly showed for women not to go to Malta alone. Like anywhere else if you decide to go in a dark alley alone in a different country you do not know.... it is DUMB choice but that does not exclude a single woman travelling on her own. Sorry but that one was a very lame suggestion.
I fell in love with Malta in my first visit a gorgeous European destination.
I’ve been to Malta three times and loved it as for food they don’t bother you and very polite if you don’t understand dishes do ask they will do there best to help you it’s a beautiful island and much to exspore buses are great and regular they do get busy in peak season we had no problem with that lots to see and do what ever your taste do visit everyone has there own opinion s 😊
I want to come to Malta, how will I come there
I think we all like a certain amount of customer service but when i'm on holiday in a foreign country i tend to take it as it comes and of course politeness goes both ways. The type of service i do like though is when it comes in a friendly way and not forced as part of their job.
Is that something you experienced in Malta?
Never had any issues with the service i received at any eatery, farmers fruit and veg stalls or shops, during my stay in Malta. I didn't eat where the tourists eat thou, i ate at local level at the Bucci clubs which are also far cheaper than the eateries in the tourist areas, great service too and the food is great.
As someone who has worked in retail and catering service in Malta, the reason you felt it was bad is most likely because they're being paid 4 euros an hour to work 13 hour shifts in the sun.
Im American but once lived in London. Been to a lot of Europe already but plan to see Malta next year. We recently went to Croatia and absolutely loved it there. However were shocked by the really bad customer service especially in restaurants. If these people worked here they'd be fired after the first day. Took it in stride as a cultural difference. Will just assume Malta will be the same way
Why the government did not get involved?
@@arlenedorego1277 also because they all would rather work for the government which are easy peasy jobs, usually close at noon and then they are able to collect their pension and live happily ever after.
Apart from Pastizzis , because of the Sicilian connection the Maltese eat a lot of Excellent Pasta and Pizza. There is a shop on Gozo that sells high quality different Pastas for cooking. Up the steep hill at Rabbat/Victoria is a Sicilian shop that sells the best Sicilian Ice Cream . Maltese also love Rabbit and Tuna . As a Result I eat my sandwiches Maltese style . Although they eat theirs in a thin kind of Stotty bread. I have Warburtons Milk Roll with Tomato Relish spread along the bottom piece of bread , then Tuna finely spread then sliced olives and scallions on top of the Tuna . I couldn’t eat my Tuna any other way now except Maltese style.
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I'm half English and half Maltese and sicilian too. Malta is the best Mediterranean island and country in the world!!!! Beautiful city and Architecture. Lovely buildings and places too see and explore. Alot too discover. Can you please do a video about Gozo. Thank you good video. Really appreciate you. I enjoyed watching your RUclips video. Best wishes to you and greetings. Love Natasha. Xxxxxx👍🙏💜🌎🌏🎶🌏👏👆👌💗♥️💖💕💞🇲🇹🇲🇹🇲🇹🇲🇹🇲🇹🇲🇹🇲🇹
I love Malta and was born there but have only been back one. Yes I noticed the customer service too!! 👍🏼😀
Been to Malta several times over the years and never had a problem with the locals or customer service.
I will say one thing though, the Maltese bus drivers and other road users are crazy! Very polite and charming on the street but I felt like we were in a road race when we got a taxi. Wasn't boring anyway.
Thank you for this great information am planning to visit Malta
I'm going to Malta very soon in a few months (for pre-winter short hols):). I think that customer service in Malta is generally similar to the rest of mainland Europe. It should be okay if you are European. Customer service in America is another world out there though which I am not a big fan of. I dislike it when waiters are hovering around me the whole time, asking if I like my food, if I enjoyed it, blah blah blah. It's so invasive in my opinion. I want to be left alone when I eat and will prefer to wave to a waiter if I need something. I also don't like the tipping in the US which I understand is part of the system there. In Europe, tipping is not mandatory, it's up to you and most people who prefer to tip, just round the bill off (usually giving about 2-3%).
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Customer service?? We've just come back from Malta and found no problem at all with it. it was nice to not have the patronizing "enjoy your meals, is everything ok, have a nice day" every 2 minutes. We were just left alone to eat our food in peace. If you treat people with respect you'll get it back, but treat them as your servant, well.................
I personally prefer the waiters and waitresses to ask about our meals and to say have a nice day and so forth. The customer service at dining establishments throughout Europe are garbage in in my opinion.
@@broflo3875 Depends also on where you go out to eat....
I've spent some time in Europe, and Europe does not have a good track record when it comes to customer service. But if you come from the U.S., customer service pretty much everywhere will seem lousy to you.
I agree with what you said but customer service was fine there or I had no problems with it
Thank you for telling me the adapter thing now I can bring one not like Cyprus last year were I had to buy one in order to charge my phone :D
I might go there next year. Can't wait and hope you had a great time!!
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First thing, 5 days?, what can you see in 5 days? I always go for at least 2 weeks. Hire a car, essential. Go early in the season, early April is best. I love Malta and the Maltese people. Food, rabbit stew is a great delacacy and served in all the high class diners.
Thank you for watching and commenting. I wish we could’ve have gone for two weeks. There certainly seemed like plenty to do there for that amount of time. What are the activities you suggest people do when they visit? Where do you suggest they stay!
Thank you for giving me such a valuable information about Malta. I am also try to coming to Malta for getting job. Moreover, I need to explore the Mediterranean sea and that Island. Thank you
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I want to come to Malta, how will.I come there
Thanks for the information
Thank you for sharing your video. We are going there in November xx
+Zezza Lauzsia cheers! It should be a nice time of year to visit because it won’t be too hot or crowded! Please see the Malta section of my blog under ‘Travel’ for more information about the Blue Lagoon, Luzzu cruises, etc. Our trip and experiences were completely by our own choice. None of was via sponsors, tourism agencies or PR companies.
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I'm in Malta right now in January and it's freezing cold, and night time is really bad, there is a constant cold wind blowing right now. Anyone with a lung condition like asthma might find it hard to breath hear at night in January.
Prices in the supermarkets is really expensive, 2 to 3 times the prices of UK.
The McDonald's in St Julian is the most expensive one I've ever been to in the world.
The pavements in the area I'm currently staying in is awful. Most people are forced to walk in the road along with the cars. There ate potholes everywhere and the most construction work over ever seen anywhere.
I don't recommend staying in St Julian area as of January 2020.
Plan to visit other parts of Malta, which are hopefully much nicer.
Thank you for adding a current comment. We stayed in Valletta. I hope you do have fun in Malta though!
Any scams to be aware of in Malta?
Do they now use Uber?
@@JC-ce8uw Bolt was more popular when I was there - I have no plans to ever return to Malta - The place has probably been ruined by all the Internet Gambling companies that related there. Pushing up the price of everything. Place was just a huge building site, even at 1am you can see the building cranes working.
i went there recently and this advise is super helpful
Thank you! I hope you enjoyed your visit as much as we did :-)
Good advice. Great information. Thank you
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I'm going to Malta next week! wish me some luck!
How it was some tips?
So how was it? Did you manage to visit during the pandemic?
@@mikelamarguerite3170 yes i did! i really enjoyed visiting it!
Customer service is terrible to put it bluntly, especially in retail shops. But like she said, otherwise the people are very accommodating when YOU approach them. And it's even worse in Gozo. I've lived in both places.
One of the best country
Great video i am going here in 2020 mainly for relaxation & my friend likes architecture.
Was looking for a good enough hotel that's in a good location.
Not checked out the one in your list yet or watched your other video's but in will.
In bed sick at the moment.
Don't stay in St Julian
great place,great people, great culture and the past 5 yeats loads of work opportunities. Not ideal for complicated people.
Yvette Portelli ...or high maintenance like this RUclipsr seems to be
great and helpful upload - thank you
Just curious with the English soccer season getting ready to start! Could you tips on attending English Soccer games? Especially the top levels like the EPL, and EFL Leagues (Championship, League 1 & League 2)! Also, what team do you support over there!
*football
Thanks for the info. Seems great.
Could you please let me know how much a decent hotel cost to stay?
My guess is between €180-200. But it could really vary based on season and location.
Hi ya, thanks for the tips regarding Malta, but my husband and i has been going malta for the last 12 years for our holiday and still not seen the whole of the island.. Yes malta is a small buts it's not that tiny place.. 😊👈
I have get little bit information about MALTA' geography and environment, culture and tradition it is a good place.visit one time in life for good experience.
Taxify is very common here now. Equivalent to Uber
I love Malta
Iam Nepalese citizen Live in Republic of Korea ,, my Wife live in Malta i want to visit malta for 15 Days is it possible?
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This is fake i live in malta and the service is ok and weather is beautiful the only bad thing in mslta is traffik
Fake? It’s based on my opinion after a visit. What benefit would there be in not being truthful about my experience?
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How mach money need for getting Malta passport. ?
i went to St Pauls Bay
Yes, Malta service and manners are really strange, both public service, and hospitality. Public transport is not keeping time table, but very cheap if you have local bus pass. Small shops have up to 300% higher prices for groceries, and you won't find fresh fruit and veggies, unless you go to supermarket (Lidl etc). I do recomment to try local pastry, bread and cakes.
Thank you for for sharing this information :-)
Thank you for the video. The music made it hard to hear you.
That is because we are allergic to BS, However there is always room for improvement..
LOL nicely put you couldn't have said it any better
Nice work done.
can feel same singapore safety in malta
"Malta, because it's so small, attracts a lot of wind"... 😳I didn't know that the size of a country influences the weather😂
But of course it does. Malta is a very small island in the middle of the open sea and is much more exposed to the wind as other places where the inland is bigger than the coast and much more protected.
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Hi, did you find Malta to be Muslim freindly?
If you dress more modestly are you ostersiczed?
Hi. It’s tough for me to answer because I am not Muslim so my perspective is different and therefore probably affected my experience. Since I am Italian (while I know that’s not a religion) I noticed more the Italian influence in Malta. I hope this makes sense. I wouldn’t want to offer advice on an experience that I didn’t have or try to observe while there.
I might be able to help here - I am Muslim, born and bred in England.
I can definitely say it is Muslim friendly with many Halal eateries in St.Julians and Sliema. There is a mosque in Paola which is a few miles south of Valletta. And you won't get ostracised there. Just don't stay in Paceville which is a party area. Many places to explore and do like Valletta, the 3 cities, Gozo, Blue Grotto, Great Harbour Cruise from Sliema, Spinola Bay in St. Julians, Temple of Qim, Dingli Cliffs, Mosta Dome, Mdina and St Pauls Bay. Going to Comino to see the Blue Lagoon is nice but I would probably avoid it because it is overcrowded and might feel out of place if you want to dress in a modest way. Hope that helps.
@@brothersman524 what hotels or areas would you recommend to stay in that has a large Muslim population?
Halal restaurant's/food you would recommend?
Is there a chance of being racially attacked?
Safest way to travel and sightsee?
@@JC-ce8uw I don't know where the Muslim population will be in Malta but I think Paola where is Malta's only mosque is located would be a good bet. I would stay in Sliema because you will get good hotel prices. Sliema Harbour is a good place to go for eating and you should find Halal food there or even in St. Julians especially around Spinola Bay (but just avoid Paceville which is part of St.Julians as this is a party area and full of drunks and dirty clubs). Probably best to hire a driver which would be a safe option but there are bus routes to get to the places you want to see. I have mentioned the sights to see in my previous posts but for planning I would do this:
A Day in Valletta visiting sites - walking around it is easy (don't need a driver to take you around)
Do the Great Harbour Cruise from Sliema Harbour which is 2 hours
Book via hotel for a day trip to Gozo but don't include Comino (and The Blue Lagoon) in this trip as this might be a bit uncomfortable especially if you are wearing the hijab - you might a feel little awkward especially with many people swimming and so on even though Blue Lagoon is beautiful..
Hire a driver to take you to Mosta Dome, Mdina, Dingli Cliffs, Temple of Qim and down to Blue Grotto for a boat ride into the caves
Do the 3 cities tour which you can book via hotel which is half day.
I can't answer regarding being racially attacked because I haven't observed anything like that there - the locals have been very nice to us. If you do have this fear of being racially attacked for whatever reason then maybe best to stick to going to Muslim countries. I would advise you to travel with someone (preferably a Mahram) wherever you go or at least with a group of Muslim sisters
@@brothersman524 Are the prices for food/transport/sightseeing/shopping cheaper than in the UK?
I'm from Malta we don't have an uber but a taxi
As an American you are complaining about customer service? That's ironic! The worst customer service I have ever seen in my life is in the US! And the best is Japan without a doubt!
I agree with you Tuba
Tuba Karadag Americans are used to obsequious service to get tips.
Hi mam is it possible get job for student in Malta
nikki risal yea
Probably. EU-national?
nikki risal yes you can study get a job and everything
nikki risal do you still want a job ? I need a cleaner in Malta around St Paul's bay
@@siriusblack6325hi may i ask if i can work there? How? Im very interested.
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Malta immigration questions please
Raju thakor Thakor Mate, maybe this isn’t the best forum for visa questions. Why don’t you try the appropriate department in Malta for accurate advice?
malta is safe but its dangerous if you drive and there is some very bad drivers and sometimes there is sketchy people
Please can you elaborate?
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Is it safe for Muslim women travel there?
Customer service in Malta? Customers suppose to be always right but in Malta is never right besides very rude at times but that is in the culture too...
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why is there a belgium flag at 0:50
The place is St Julians and since this saint is supposed to come from Belgium they have adopted their flag.
OK
I didn't visit Malta before but now I have a real confusing masseges from people. I don't know who should I believe in. However, at the moment I live in Istanbul and like the city. The food here is gorgeous. Safety is fine maybe because I live in luxury area. My question is what is the similarities between those two cities. Thank you
I'm Scottish and have been to Malta 18 times. The Maltese people are the best I've ever met. You'll love it - but hire a car and see the best of the islands.
Nice video but that background music!!! Terrible, nearly stopped watching the video. However, I kept watching as i have visited Malta many times. Lovely Island and lovely people.
But that music. Enough to put anyone off!!!
on Sunday everyone is in church
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You arnt FROM the UK
Customer service?? Just to let u know ( only british complain about any thing even if its ok they will said oh im not happy) i really dont know why specially british always complain
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Hello? Women should not travel alone in Malta and you showed a deserted street in Valletta? For being the 4th most crowded country in the world I think that was a very very poor suggestion. I honestly would not go anywhere in the shot you briefly showed for women not to go to Malta alone. Like anywhere else if you decide to go in a dark alley alone in a different country you do not know.... it is DUMB choice but that does not exclude a single woman travelling on her own. Sorry but that one was a very lame suggestion.
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Umbreon Boy can i come to Malta for study and work?? Is it right?
Umm yea u can study here but what are u gonna study about?
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And what about work, can student do work
Yes they can
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