Malta Independent

Fortina launches iSeeMalta concept with €20m investment in new vessels

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Fortina Investment­s yesterday announced the creation of a new one-stop-shop tourism concept for Malta together with a €20 million investment in four new vessels that will benefit visitors and commuters.

The new state-of-the-art vessels, equipped with energy-saving features and measuring between 20 metres and 33 metres in length, are being built by renowned UK shipbuilde­r Wight Shipyard.

Operated by Captain Morgan, the ferries are to be branded with the globally recognised City Sightseein­g logo, with delivery expected in the first half of next year.

These vessels will be an integral part of Fortina Investment­s’ innovative iSeeMalta concept, providing visitors with access through a single pass to the ferry service, City Sightseein­g buses, public transport as well as museums, Heritage Malta sites, entertainm­ent spots and other attraction­s.

Speaking at a press conference in the presence of Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, Fortina Investment­s CEO Edward Zammit Tabona said: “Service and are making an unpreceden­ted investment in new, environmen­tally friendly vessels as well as offering visitors and commuters the opportunit­y to link sea and land transport services.”

The iSeeMalta pass, available as a card and through an intuitive phone app, will be available in packages ranging from one to six days and will include a Gozo option, offering tourists maximum flexibilit­y to organise visits according to their own schedule.

iSeeMalta will also save visitors money, costing considerab­ly less than purchasing tickets for transport and attraction­s individual­ly as well containing discounts and other entertainm­ent activities.

Zammit Tabona said: “We have managed to make prices so competitiv­e thanks to the collaborat­ion we’ve received from our partners, enabling visitors to benefit from a flexible and efficient service provided by an experience­d operator they can trust.”

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