The system aims to reduce waiting times and enhance security by enabling pre-screening, with formal negotiations with the European Parliament set to begin soon. Continue reading EU moves toward digital travel system for faster border checks
Turkish Airlines is to sell its 49 percent stake in Air Albania. The carrier will update investors on further developments in due course. Continue reading Turkish Airlines to sell its 49% stake in Air Albania
A sprawling “megacity” of silk, spanning over 106 square meters and teeming with more than 111,000 arachnids. Continue reading Between Albania and Greece is the world’s largest spiderweb hidden in a cave
The Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sports’ total budget for next year is 76.5 million Euro, with a 20% increase compared to 2025. Continue reading Focus on tourism and culture: Albania increases the budget to 76 million euros
Although women currently own or manage more than 30 per cent of all active small enterprises in Albania, their participation remains concentrated in small-scale companies. Continue reading Women’s entrepreneurship EXPO 2025 in Albania
Starting January 1, 2026 Hilton Honors will offer Gold and Diamond status faster than ever. Plus faster access to perks. Continue reading Coming in the new year, Hilton Honors is getting its biggest upgrade
A threshold of 30% – instead of the previous threshold of 50% – quantifies substantial increases of cases of refused entry and overstay, asylum applications and serious criminal offenses. Continue reading EU agrees new rules around suspending visa-free travel
Enhanced regional cooperation, improved connectivity, and access to new markets help diversify tourism offerings while empowering local communities and supporting sustainable development. Continue reading Tourism wins when Albania, Montenegro, Ukraine, and Moldova become new EU members
Albania welcomed 11,137,328 foreign visitors from January to October 2025, or 7% more than in the same period in 2024. Continue reading Albania welcomed over 11 million tourists until October 2025
The Hungarian capital is focused on building a modern tram network for the 21st century, by investing heavily in upgrading its tram infrastructure. Continue reading Budapest joins Europe’s tram elite
