Malta Sees 10% Increase In Inbound Tourists In September 2025
Malta’s tourism scene is looking strong, with the latest NSO figures showing that 393,848 visitors arrived on the islands in September, a 10% increase compared to the same month last year.
This data comes from TOURSTAT, the national survey that tracks tourist demand. It focuses on non-resident visitors who travel to Malta and stay for less than 12 consecutive months for leisure, business, or other purposes.
With the increase in arrivals, Malta continues to show its appeal as a destination for both short-term leisure trips and business visits.
The NSO figures highlight not just the number of tourists, but also help track trends in visitor activities and preferences, giving policymakers and the tourism sector key insights for planning.
Whether you’re a hotelier, tour operator, or just following Malta’s tourism boom, these numbers are a clear sign that the islands remain a top choice for travellers.
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