Malta Travel Specialists

Commis Chef

2024-06-26T08:19:06Z

Main responsibilities will include supporting the Chef De Partie. Rotation through different sections of the kitchen to gain experience and assist as needed. Cook and assemble dishes under the supervision of senior chefs, ensuring adherence to cooking techniques and presentation standards.

The prospective candidate should be proficient in English with enthusiasm for learning and developing culinary skills, a basic understanding of culinary techniques and cooking methods and well – versed in health and safety standards.

All applications will be treated in the strictest confidence.
Applications together with a detailed CV are to be sent via email to jay.chircop@robertarrigo.com

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Frederic Pourrut

2020-11-17T10:39:16Z

Le Bienvenue a Malte

Au nom de votre receptif Robert Arrigo & Sons on vous donne tous les outils pour avoir un sejour plaisant sur nos iles maltaises!

VOTRE REPRESENTANT

Je m'appelle Frederic Pourrut, represent avec Robert Arrigo & Sons depuis 1941 etc etc etc

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INFORMATIONS PRATIQUES

Contacts téléphoniques durant votre sejour :
- Du Lundi au Vendredi de 8h00 à 17h00 : (00356) 2328 5000
- En cas d’urgence 24/24h : (00356) 2328 5555
Je viendra vous rencontrer à la réception de votre hôtel à l’heure indiquée sur l’enveloppe qui vous a été remise à l’aéroport ou à votre hôtel. Je m’assurera que votre chambre correspond bien à votre réservation, dans le cas contraire on pourra intervenir auprès de la direction de l’hôtel. Je vous donnera également toutes les informations nécessaires pour rendre votre séjour le plus agréable possible.

Pensez à m'apporter vos convocations / documents de voyage afin que je peut reconfirmer l’heure de votre transfert retour pour l’aéroport.

Vous pouvez également vérifier votre transfert hôtel/aéroport pour votre retour en accédant à notre site https://services.robertarrigo.com/, 48 heures avant votre départ avec votre nom de famille + numéro de réservation indique sur votre fiche de bienvenue.

Note Importante pour tous les clients qui voyagent avec la compagnie Ryanair ou Volotea :

Si vous n’êtes pas déjà en possession de votre Carte d’Embarquement pour votre vol retour, les compagnies Ryanair et Volotea permettent de l’obtenir 48 heures avant votre départ. Merci de les récupérer via le site de Ryanair / Volotea (les codes nécessaires vous ont été remis par votre agence) ou de contacter votre agence de voyage afin qu’elle les envoie par e-mail à votre hôtel. Pour les imprimer, il vous suffit de le demander auprès de la réception de votre Hôtel ou d’un Cybercafé.

Les excursions qui vous sont proposées constituent le meilleur moyen de visiter l’archipel.

Pour votre confort, leurs prix comprennent tous les services, bus, guide expérimenté, repas pour les journées complètes et entrées sur les sites. (Voir la brochure explicative)

Nous vous rappelons que les associations touristiques Maltaises prévoient qu’une éventuelle réclamation de votre part ne sera prise en compte que dans le cas où celle-ci est présentée pendant votre séjour à Malte (Article n° 9-HRA). En cas de réclamation, vous êtes invités à le faire sur place, pendant votre séjour, et par écrit directement à votre représentant selon le système indiqué. Ce système nous permettra d’améliorer votre séjour. Toutes les réclamations faites après votre départ ne seront pas prises en considération.

EXCURSIONS

Une liste d'excursions disponibles durant votre sejour est a votre disponibilite ci-dessous; Ca sera mon plaisir de vous donner des information complementaires durant notre reunion de bienvenue. Bien sur vous pouvez aussi reserver vos excursions directement sur ce site!

Tout les prixs et disponibilites sont en temps reel et vous allez recevoir une confirmation apres avoir fait la reservation; On respecte l'ambient et du coup vous n'avez pas besoin du voucher imprime c'est tout electronique

A votre disposition en cas d'ulterieures demandes

QUESTIONNAIRE

Afin d’améliorer nos prestations, nous vous prions de nous communiquer vos impressions concernant le rapport qualité/prix de nos services lors de votre séjour sur l’île de Malte. Le questionnaire ci-joint devra être rendu à votre correspondant local dans les trois jours suivant votre arrivée et non pas le dernier jour, afin de permettre à votre agence réceptive de rectifier toutes situations ou prestations incorrectes et ainsi répondre à vos attentes.

En vous remerciant d’avance, nous vous souhaitons un agréable séjour parmi nous.

Create your own user feedback survey

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Ryanair announces long awaited groups section!

2020-05-14T10:19:58Z

Ryanair have announced a long awaited addition to their distribution system : the groups section. Tour Operators and agents can now enquire prices and book groups with minimum 20 particpants through this link.

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Passion Week Part 3

2020-05-14T09:22:51Z

Good Friday (April 18^th) is a day of fasting and repentance. No mass shall be held but instead at 3pm which is recognised worldwide as the time Jesus died, people go to say their prayers, kiss the cross and receive Holy Communion. Immediately after this and just as dusk is falling, the streets become filled with locals and tourists alike to watch one of the largest orchestrated events taking place in almost half the island. Roman Soldiers and Centurions in ornate costumes which are transcended from generations mix with shepherds, Jewish Priests, disciples, country folk and children all dressed in traditional costumes worn in biblical times. They all come out from the main church and walk along kilometers of streets in a long and slow procession accompanied to the sounds of sorrowful music played by the village bandsmen. The sounds of chains chills you to the bone, as hooded, faceless, barefoot penitents dressed in white and often with bloodied ankles drag their feet carrying heavy chains and crosses. Interspersed within all of this pageantry are heavy statues which are carried on shoulders of burly men and youths who have inherited this task from their fathers and jealously guarded through the generations. The clergy on such an event are all carrying their respective duties and making sure that all the statues are safely returned to the church unscratched.

Between all this and Sunday morning, the statues are removed and placed back in their respective niches, the drapes are replaced with fresh white as a sign of glory and in sheer contrast to the previous sorrow, for the Lord has risen and it is a day of celebration. The joyous bells toll, the churches welcome people for the special masses. Some parishes have the statue of the Risen Lord and once again the strong men carry the statue through the streets, only this time they are running with it. The heavy statue going up the hill in Vittoriosa is a sight to see and ensure that you are at a safe distance. This is a day for traditional “Figolli” almond paste and dough complete with a little Easter egg, which is given to the children and enjoyed by the grown- ups alike. It is also another good excuse to have sumptuous lunches, eat lamb and indulge after 40 days of lent.

Yes Malta certainly comes alive during these 15 days and apart from all of this you may also attend choral events, passion plays and listen to baroque music. Food also plays an important role, with fish being one of the most popular. We can only advise you to book in advance early for your guided Good Friday processions, restaurants and other cultural events that take place during this time to avoid disappointment and ensure prominent viewing sites.

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Passion Week Part 2

2016-04-14T11:01:56Z

The Holy mass on Palm Sunday is known to be a longer one. Not only are the Churches decorated with Palms and Olive branches – blessed and given to the faithful to take home with them, but it is common practice to have three priests reciting the gospel. One of them takes the role of the narrator, the second takes the role of Jesus and the last one contributes towards all the other characters. The M.U.S.E.U.M. society who have as their main agenda the teaching of Roman Catholicism, often organise a pageant reminiscent of Jesus’s entry into Jerusalem on a donkey with throngs of people singing to joyous salutations complete with Olive and Palm branches – same as the biblical narrations.

The next and very much sought after religious event will take place on the 11^th April, when Malta commemorates Our Lady of Sorrows – “Id-Duluri”. Almost every parish or church in Malta has a statue of Mary the Holy mother of Christ with a pierced heart depicting the pain that our Lady felt when her son was tortured and killed. During the year, and especially if families undergo any sufferance due to illness, deaths or other forms, the women often take a vow to walk barefoot behind our Lady of Sorrows in a procession that narrates the holy rosary. The procession is led by the parish priest wearing ornate vestments carrying the body of Christ in the form of an Eucharistic host which is encased and protected in an embellished and adorned ”Ostensorium” (Monstrance). One of the most popular processions is the one in Valletta – ‘Ta Giesu’ church. It is also probably the most difficult since there are a lot of steps to climb which makes it harder for the statue bearers and the crowd alike.

The week that follows is the busiest, not only do the churches (mainly draped in black and solemn colours) continue with their liturgical masses and spiritual exercises intended to all the communities with different statuses, but often individuals will open up their homes or halls to display miniature passion statues, tableaux – tables laden with crockery and food which were reminiscent of the last Supper Jesus had with his apostles. In Senglea and Dingli, a group of enthusiasts painstakingly prepare plates with coloured salts which are little works of art, since they depict faces of the apostles, Jesus and other symbolic representations all made with salt and little seeds. On Maundy Thursday, some parishes organise the washing of the feet of 12 persons in a symbolic gesture, the same way the Pope does in Rome. It is also traditional to have entire families moving from one town to the other visiting seven churches. The “sepulchrum” is dressed up for this occasion in ornate white floral decorations and the Catholics offer their prayers in front of the “Ostensorium”. The church bells are silenced that night until the early Sunday morning as a sign of mourning.

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