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Title: The nightlife and clubbing scene in Malta : how did it change?
Authors: Gatt, Gwyneth
Keywords: Nightclubs -- Malta
Nightlife -- Malta
Discotheques -- Malta
Paceville (St. Julians, Malta)
Issue Date: 2018
Citation: Gatt, G. (2018). The nightlife and clubbing scene in Malta : how did it change? (Bachelor's dissertation).
Abstract: The purpose of the research study is to identify the potential changes that the Maltese nightlife underwent since the 1990s and to explore how these changes shaped the visitors’ nightlife experience today. As a starting point, the research presented the nightlife of the 1990s: especially the infamous nightclubs and bars of the era and where they were situated. Literature about the entertainment hub, Paceville, and the many clubbing establishments that it currently accommodates was gathered as to easily establish the change in the nightlife experience which took place over the years. Additionally, the impacts of nightlife were identified through the literature and through the collection of primary data, which was gathered by both quantitative and qualitative research methods. The second purpose of the research study was to determine whether the present Maltese nightlife could solely be a motivator for young adults to travel to Malta. The quality of nightlife facilities and experience was also determined through the questionnaires. The research shows that despite of the several negative impacts, the overall nightlife experience for the majority of the visitors was a positive one and have stated that they would re-visit Malta again for its nightlife and clubbing scene.
Description: Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Tourism Studies
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/38299
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