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Home›Green Marine›US company proposes semi-submerged mega-resort for Malta
Green Marine

November 22, 2006 · about 20 years ago

US company proposes semi-submerged mega-resort for Malta

A Florida-based company is suggesting a project of enormous magnitude for Malta, which includes the construction and placing in Qawra Bay of a semi-submerged resort, casino and convention centre. The project also has the potential of providing the local shipyards with billions of dollars of business

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A Florida-based company is suggesting a project of enormous magnitude for Malta, which includes the construction and placing in Qawra Bay of a semi-submerged resort, casino and convention centre. The project also has the potential of providing the local shipyards with billions of dollars of business over the coming two decades.

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