Tourism Minister Jo Etienne Abela has said the government's 4,000-person daily visitor cap on Comino could be revised in the future if circumstances require, while insisting the current strategy for the island will remain in place. Replying to a parliamentary question by PL MP Ramona Attard, Abela said the cap was not fixed and could be lowered, increased
The 4,000-person visitor cap for Comino could be revised in the future if needed, according to Tourism Minister Jo Etienne Abela. Speaking in Parliament on Monday, Abela said the current limit is “not a magic number” and stressed that the government is open to lowering, increasing or otherwise adjusting the cap if circumstances require it. While he
The 4,000-person cap on visitors to Comino could be revised if the need arises, Tourism Minister Jo Etienne Abela told parliament on Monday. “It is not something that can’t be revised,” Abela said, replying to a parliamentary question by PL MP Ramona Attard. “If there is a need for this capping to be revised – whether lowered, increased or adjusted
