Regulatory – Legal: to enter the Maltese territory, you must be in possession of your identity card or a valid passport and have an up to date vaccination.  It is also necessary to have all the necessary papers (Cerfa A1, European social security card, the conventions of availability duly filled in by the CFA to validate the departure). In addition, it is important to know that drivers drive on the left side of the road and that taxi fares are regulated and compulsory. They can be paid in authorised taxi cabs or calculated using a taximeter.

Economic – Fiscal: It is important to find out about the different aids we can obtain to finance the students' travel to Malta, to compare the prices of air tickets between airlines and to regularly check for price increases.

Societal: In Maltese, there are many things to do, like visiting historical places, different traditions that we don't have in France. Learn about the different diseases they can catch like Tourista.

Competitive: The number of competitors is high, for example, a service provider other than Paragon that offers the same service is considered a competitor because there are quality, price, services and opinions that customers can compare. For airline tickets, it is exactly the same with different airlines.

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Social networks: There is a social network called Twitter that is updated in real time with various and varied information about Malta, as well as Instagram where people post pictures of Malta.

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News: At the moment, the news on the Maltese sites is how to proceed to find a summer job, or what's going on there in real time, and the weather of the day, week or month.

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