The final evening of the World Travel & Tourism Council’s annual global summit was marked with a Gala Dinner at Fort Saint Elmo, the star-shaped fort that was originally built between 1552 and 1565 at the tip of the Sceberras Peninsula to hold back the wrath of the Ottoman Armada. It was added to in the 17th and 18th Centuries, and played an important role in the defence of Malta in World War II, and is now the site of the National War Museum. It was an incredible setting for our farewell function — a sit-down dinner for a mere 1,200 people, with tables decorated with red roses, a live band and speeches. And, of course, fireworks — no big event could happen without them!
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