Commonwealth Conference should boost Malta’s profile…

The forthcoming Commonwealth Heads of Government conference is a major opportunity for Malta to boost awareness of travel and investment opportunities says a UK based Company that helps clients to buy property on the island.

A spokesman for www.maltabuyproperty.co.uk said that Malta remains a popular destination for UK residents in particular - and there was a growing interest from younger couples considering Malta as a safe place to buy property and bring up children. The Company believes that the conference provides a major opportunity to further raise the profile of the island.

Ray Woods, the owner of the maltabuyproperty said,
'Malta is locked in a battle with many other areas of the World to compete for tourists and investment funds. The Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting in November is a great potential opportunity to showcase this safe and friendly island. The attendance of the Queen and the British Prime Minister, Tony Blair provides a great opportunity for media coverage in the UK and elsewhere.

The challenge for the Malta Tourist Authority is to capitalize on this free coverage, get more people to visit the island, and to increase investment in property and in commerce and industry.

Malta has many attractions for outsiders, particularly those in the UK and these need to be marketed very positively.

For those who visit Malta, it is seen as a relatively safe and stress free location. Increasing competition on air routes will also bear fruit.

With English as a joint first language in Malta, potential clients of ours find it easier to fit in with the very friendly local Maltese population.’

For more details, go on line to www.maltabuyproperty.co.uk or telephone +44 121 373 2440 for informal advice and guidance on buying property in Malta.

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Issued by: Ray Woods of www.maltabuyproperty.co.uk Tel: +44 7967 686230

The Commonwealth Heads of Government Conference takes place between 25th and 27th of November.

Maltabuyproperty.co.uk was established by husband and wife team, Ray and Elaine Woods who bought a second home in Malta in 2002 - and now provide free advice and guidance to other UK residents who may want to follow in their footsteps. They work in conjunction with local agents Frank Salt Real Estate in Malta.