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Tourist private accommodation on the rise: The Headlines – Business Today

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Business Today quotes National Statistics Office figures showing an increase of 13.5 percent in private accommodation by inbound tourists last year. Services such as Airbnb contributed to 46 percent of the accommodation share while hotels provided the remaining 54 percent.

Another story covers the participation of Melita Business in this year’s edition of ICE London, at which the company is showcasing its multisite hosting and fibre internet network. CEO Harald Roesch claimed that Melita now has “one of the most powerful networks in Europe”.

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