The Malta Visual Non-Visual Network, in collaboration with the Malta Tourism Authority, is offering training programmes for tourism and hospitality workers to help create inclusive tourism and catering experiences for persons who are blind or have low vision. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Tourism, Ian Borg, presented training certificates to the participants’ staff.
SME Chamber Deputy President and Paceville Town Centre Management Chairman, Philip Fenech, welcomed this initiative, highlighting that it enhances service excellence and empowers the industry to adequately cater to the specific needs of persons with disabilities.
24 April 2026
The Malta Chamber of SMEs, in collaboration with Transport Malta, organised the second educational session...
23 April 2026
Thanks to EU funding, the Malta Chamber of SMEs organised another free specialised training session...
22 April 2026
Earlier this week, Malta Chamber of SMEs President Mr Paul Abela attended a special event...
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A membership with Malta Chamber of SMEs will guarantee that you are constantly updated and informed with different opportunities which will directly benefit your business and help you grow. It also entails you to a number of services which in their majority are free of charge and offered exclusively to its members (in their majority all free of charge).
