TIRANA, Sept 6 /ATA/ – “N’kanu” is the newest guesthouse opening its doors as part of a series of agribusinesses being constantly launched across Albania through the assistance of the Agricultural and Rural Development Agency (ARDA) and the EU-funded IPARD II Programme.
Located in the village of Perlat, Rreshen, northwest Albania, the beautiful landscape, hospitality and traditional food delicacies have attracted attention of many local and international visitors who have visited “N’kanu” agritourism.
Agritourism has turned into a sector with potential for development of rural areas, thanks to undiscovered resources in our country.
A growing number of business projects benefiting from the government support through the Agricultural and Rural Development Agency and the IPARD II programme are being launched by farmers and entrepreneurs all over the country, with many of them transforming the private family homes into guesthouses and accommodation facilities, attracting local and foreign visitors.
Sustainable agritourism and rural development is a government top priority as an opportunity to spur economic growth, employment and revenue in the country’s rural areas.
Albania today offers tremendous resources for the development of agritourism such as a wonderful nature, climate and rich culinary experiences.
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