• What is Malta Airport Value?

  In view of changes brought about by Malta’s EU accession in May 2004, Malta International Airport has revitalised the concept of its airport concessions.

  These retail outlets were either refurbished or repositioned and new concessions were introduced to add value to airport shopping. These changes created more retailing space and simultaneously improved passenger flow.

  Moreover, these improvements were introduced with a view to delivering a better product mix and to add value to the area. The new look led to a new branding concept, Airport Value & Tax Free Shopping.

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• Where can I find the retail outlets?

  The majority of the Malta International Airport’s retail outlets are concentrated within the Departures area, after passing through passport control, in front of the Departure Gates. Before arriving at the Departures area, one has to first proceed through the security checkpoint and past the immigration counters.  There is an additional retail outlet upon arrival, just past passport control.

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• What currencies and forms of payment are accepted at the retail outlets?

  Credit Cards, major cash currencies and travelling cheques are all accepted.

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• On arrival at the airport can I exchange money?

  A multi-exchange machine is found just past passport control next to the Arrivals Shop. Additionally, Bank Of  Valletta counter is open 24hrs/7 while HSBC counter opens from 7:00am to 9:00pm/7 both found at the Baggage Reclaim Area and at Arrivals Area.

  Bank Of Valletta tel.no: 00356 21249384/5
  HSBC tel. no: 00356 21801957

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• Which destinations allow me to purchase duty free goods?

  Duty free goods can be purchased if one is travelling to non-EU countries. [ top]

• What other facilities are available?
  • Food & Beverage
  • Ice-Cream Parlour
  • Wine Bar
  • Island Bar
  • Hard Rock Café – the first of its kind to open its doors inside an Air Terminal.
  • Telecom Services

  
  
  Visit the website of the 'Malta International Airport' for more information related to airport services. Please click here

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• Something interesting to read?

  On arrival, going towards the escalator do not forget to collect one of the most popular cultural magazine on the Island.The Malta International Airport Magazine the 'Grip'. Across the 'Grip' magazine stand, you may also find the 'Airport Value Map' and many other useful leaflets.Get yourself a copy of  the 'Grip' from the airport terminal. 

  We wish you a nice stay!

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