EU for Economic Development – Tourism-led, local, economic development project works on improving skills and capacities while enhancing cooperation between local communities and park administration. Continue reading The new generation of local guides preparing to promote Bylis heritage
The home of Albania’s late communist dictator Enver Hoxha now hosts international artists fascinated by the long-ruling leader’s library, the country’s history of isolation and its unique traditions Continue reading The home of Albania’s late communist dictator is now hosting what he despised most: Free thinkers
Theth, a mountain village 70 km from Shkodra, ranks among Albania’s most visited year-round destinations Continue reading Theth welcomes tourists in early autumn charm
Archaeologists in Albania have unearthed a significant Roman burial chamber, dating from the third to fourth century AD, the first of its kind found in the Balkan country, once part of the Roman Empire. Continue reading Archaeologists discover first-of-its-kind ancient Roman tomb in Albania
Traditional Albanian dishes and drinks are increasingly winning the hearts of foreign tourists Continue reading Eat this and drink that! What tourists like to consume in Albania
Municipalities have moved to capitalize on the region’s rich history and natural beauty: UNESCO-recognized World Heritage cities, ancient fortresses, Ottoman-era architecture, scenic coastlines, and more. Continue reading How heritage tourism is creating jobs and revitalizing southern Albania
The government will create, manage, and brand six tourism regions under the “Albania 2030 Tourism Strategy.” As a result, the country will offer greater diversity and higher international standards. Continue reading Heritage sites are Albania’s “open-air museum”
The Balkan country appeals for a longer stay than a holiday. Its low cost of living is making it an increasingly attractive option for British retirees. Continue reading How to retire in Albania – the ‘Maldives of Europe’: The ultimate guide to where to live, how to get a visa and healthcare
During the period June-September 2024, a total of 6,906 foreign citizens were employed in Albania in seasonal tourism. Continue reading Tourism in Albania: 6,900 foreigners were employed in the summer of 2024
The Tirana-Durrës-Rinas railway line, which will operate with electric trains and speed of up to 120 km/h, is expected to begin operation in early 2027. Continue reading Railway connecting Tirana and Durres through the airport to start operating in 2027
