Malta is filled with guest workers and tourists, so the government will significantly increase their cost of living next year.

Malta's capital is bustling with tourists, and popular attractions like the Hal Saflieni Hypogeum are fully booked. The islands offer a rich historical and natural appeal, with ancient temples and beautiful lagoons attracting visitors. However, rising property prices and new environmental fees for visitors to Comino reflect the islands' over-tourism issues. The government has implemented measures to manage the influx, including increased ferry fares for tourists while locals travel for free.