Albania hits a new tourism milestone with 8.5 million visitors by August, surpassing last year’s 7.5 million, marking a record-breaking year of growth.
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has shared the latest tourism statistics, revealing that Albania welcomed 8.5 million visitors by the end of August this year. This marks a significant increase from the 7.5 million tourists who visited during the same period last year, showcasing a growing interest in the country’s attractions.
Rama emphasized that Albania is drawing tourists from far-flung destinations, including countries such as Mexico, Brazil, Canada, and Australia. He highlighted that these non-traditional visitors are increasingly choosing Albania as a destination for their travels.
In addition to these distant travelers, visitors from countries like Azerbaijan, China, and Japan have also added to the surge in tourism. Rama attributed this boost to Albania’s unique attractions, which cater to a diverse range of international markets.
The Prime Minister proudly noted that Albania’s tourism sector is strengthened not only by its natural beauty but also by the rich cultural experiences offered. From the majestic northern Alps to historical forts and cultural landmarks, the country provides a variety of destinations for visitors to explore.
Rama further celebrated the warm hospitality of Albania’s hoteliers, coupled with its fantastic cuisine, as key factors in making Albania a memorable experience for tourists. With the year still ongoing, Albania’s tourism industry continues to thrive, and the numbers are expected to keep growing.
font: travelandtourworld.com
