We’re delighted to be partnering with Conventions Malta to offer one lucky #eventprof the opportunity to check out the stunning destination first-hand with our special micebookopoly in Malta competition!

Set in the sparkling blue Mediterranean Sea and boasting over 300 days of sunshine a year; the Maltese Islands are perfect for a beach or adventure incentive, conference or corporate retreat. The Islands boast delicious Mediterranean cuisine and alfresco dining with spectacular views for all group sizes.

In case you missed it on our social channels, our very own client & brand services director Nicola Roodt recently headed to Malta for a whirlwind tour with Conventions Malta, checking out some of the best venues, hotels and experiences for events and incentives.

And we’re offering you a chance to follow in Nic’s footsteps and create your own Maltese adventure.

To win two flights to Malta, courtesy of our friends at Conventions Malta, all you need to do is guess the secret code. Throughout Nic’s trip she shared 4-6 clues that will help you to find the correct answer!

All you have to do is follow the @micebook instagram, Linkedin or other social media accounts, watch Nic’s videos, work out the answer and enter the competition.

“Despite being one of the smallest members of the Euro-zone, the Maltese Islands are a favourite destination among FTSE100 companies and international organisations that have repeatedly hosted their events here because of the versatility of the destination, with venues and hotels for every budget, a unique cuisine and the famous Maltese hospitality combined with 300 days of sunshine and a network of professional service providers,” said Lindsey Thorpe, MICE Manager UK and Ireland, Conventions Malta.

“The Maltese Islands are centrally located at the heart of the Mediterranean with excellent flight connectivity and within less than three hours from main European gateways. Do join the competition to win to flights to Malta and come and experience yourself what the destination has to offer.”