Editing Valletta (section)

==Economy==
Eurostat estimates the labour force in 2015 for the greater Valletta area at around 91,000 people. This corresponds to a share of just under 50 percent of Malta. As in Malta as a whole, [[Tourism in Malta|tourism]] is an important economic sector. The most important tourist zone is the area surrounding the Grand Harbour. For the cruise industry, after several years of planning, work began in 2002 to build the Valletta Waterfront Project, a cruise terminal, in the Grand Harbour.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://timesofmalta.com/articles/view/restoring-and-reviving-vallettas-waterfront.83943|title=Restoring and reviving Valletta's waterfront|website=timesofmalta.com|date=17 July 2005 |access-date=17 July 2005}}</ref> There is also a publishing house in Valletta, Allied Newspapers Ltd., a media company. This company publishes the two market-leading newspapers, ''[[Times of Malta]]'' and ''The Sunday Times of Malta''.