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MHRA Reports by Andrew Agius Muscat
MHRA REPORTS interviews Raphael Aloisio, Director Deloitte Malta.
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"The most worrying is when we are talking about recovery, the data from different markets, for people ready to book a flight in the next three months, is 12% in UK, 12% in Germany, 15% from Spain and 24% from France," Rapheal Aloisio, Deloitte Malta Director'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 Raphael Aloisio, Director Deloitte Malta.