The Pinta Beer Festival was launched this morning during a press conference at the Phoenicia Hotel in Floriana.
From the 17th August till Sunday 20th, the Triton Fountain piazza will be buzzing with music, workshops and more than 300 beers from Malta and abroad.
Organiser Jonathan Pace said,“The second edition of PINTA we will be welcoming over 20 companies where we will have breweries, producers, importers who will be present so that one has the possibility to not only taste these beers, but will be there is also an educational element where there will be workshops, masterclasses and other educational programs that will be present in Pjazza Tritoni.”
Chairman of the Malta Tourism Authority, Gavin Gulia, said that this event has a main theme – that of enhancing and strengthening the tourist product in the country. He went on to say that, as an Authority, we want to make the year 2023 a memorable one for tourism. “The Malta Tourism Authority is focused on success. The success is not with the numbers that are coming to our country, because we have to remember that the first six months were the best of all time when it comes to tourist arrivals. But also success in terms of product and quality of events, which we produce or we support that come from the private sector, a particular case is this.”
Tourism Minster Clayton Barolo said the government wants all Maltese, Gozitians and tourists to have a wide variety of events to choose from.
