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MHRA Reports by Andrew Agius Muscat
MHRA REPORTS interviews Johann Buttigieg, Malta Tourism Authority CEO
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MHRA REPORTS
“We are not inviting people to come over. But we are making sure that people know that Malta is there,” Johann Buttigieg, MTA CEO's intervention during the first edition of MHRA REPORTS, an on-line tourism, travel and hospitality discussion programme.
This online talk show is brought to you by the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association (MHRA), with the support of Bank of Valletta, Deloitte Malta, and the Mediterranean.Observer.
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MHRA REPORTS interviews Johann Buttigieg, Malta Tourism Authority CEO