Life in Malta: What’s it like to grow up in the EU’s smallest country? | Young & European

Malta is the smallest country in the European Union, but millions of tourists visit its shores every year. What's it really like to grow up on a tiny Mediterranean island where everyone seems to know each other?
Meet Jessie, a 24-year-old from Malta, who shares her experience of daily life in one of Europe's most densely populated countries. From expensive housing and job opportunities in gaming and tech to crowded beaches, island culture, dating, language and identity – explore everyday life in Malta through the eyes of a young local.
Video Summary
AI GeneratedThis video explores daily life in Malta through the perspective of Jessie, a 24-year-old resident. It examines the balance between the island's charm and the challenges of living in a densely populated tourist hub, covering topics such as the housing market, employment in the gaming and tech sectors, cultural identity, and the social dynamics of a small community.
