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Maltitudes of Fun

Sahil Joshi, Marley Webb, Kayan Parmar

Dates
7-10 July
Costings
Budget: £500 pp
Flights: £400-450 total for all 3
Accommodation: £850-900 total
Package savings: £400-430
Total: approximately £950-1000
Food: 150 euro max
Souvenirs, snacks, or extras: £35-50.

Aims
 Immerse ourselves in Malta’s rich cultural and historical heritage.
 Develop independence and teamwork skills by planning and navigating a foreign destination.
 Experience Maltese cuisine, traditions, and natural beauty to broaden our perspectives.
 Strengthen personal bonds through shared experiences in a new environment.

Highlights – What Do You Want to See/Experience?

Cultural and Historical Landmarks:

 St. John’s Co-Cathedral: Admire Baroque artistry and Caravaggio’s works.


 Grandmaster’s Palace: Learn about the Knights of St. John.
 Fort St. Elmo: Discover Valletta’s military history.

Scenic Views and Natural Beauty:

 Upper and Lower Barrakka Gardens: Relax with panoramic views of the Grand Harbour.
 Harbour Cruise: Explore Valletta and the Three Cities from the water.

Local Flavours and Atmosphere:

 Enjoy traditional Maltese dishes such as pastizzi and lampuki pie.


 Stroll through Valletta Waterfront and Republic Street for lively vibes and shopping.

Personal Goals:

 Gain insights into Maltese culture and history.


 Capture the serene beauty of Malta through photography.

What do you want to get out of it?

 Personal Growth: Build confidence by navigating independently and adapting to a new culture.
 Cultural Awareness: Deepen our understanding of Malta’s history and heritage.
 Teamwork and Collaboration: Enhance problem-solving and decision-making skills through shared
responsibilities.
 Reflection and Relaxation: Recharge from academic pressures and gain inspiration for future projects.

By the end of the trip, we hope to feel more independent, enriched by cultural exposure, and equipped with
lasting memories.

Risks and Mitigations

1. Budget Overruns:
o Risk: Overspending on unplanned activities or extras.
o Mitigation: Use a budgeting app, track daily expenses, and prioritise essentials.

2. Health and Safety:


o Risk: Minor injuries, heat exhaustion, or food-related illness.
o Mitigation: Carry a first aid kit, stay hydrated, and choose reputable eateries.

3. Navigation Issues:
o Risk: Getting lost or delays between attractions.
o Mitigation: Pre-plan routes with offline maps and build in buffer times.

4. Cultural Missteps:
o Risk: Misunderstanding local customs or etiquette.
o Mitigation: Research Maltese traditions and basic phrases beforehand.

5. Weather Concerns:
o Risk: Heat or unexpected rain impacting outdoor plans.
o Mitigation: Carry sunscreen, hats, water bottles, and lightweight rain gear.

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