TIRANA, Oct 26 /ATA/ – Albania’s tourism industry saw a record-breaking tourist season this year and recorded one of the greatest successes in years, further driving the industry’s ambition for the future to be a much more promising one.
Upgrading and modernizing infrastructure in Albania’s coastal areas, and the popular tourist destinations in the country’s south in particular, is one of top government priorities as part of its vision to develop areas with high tourism potential.
The coastal village of Dhërmi was the next stop in the Prime Minister’s trip to southern Albania to inspect a series of infrastructure projects there.
Efforts are already underway and work will continue along entire coastline in this area, where needed measures are in place as part of early preparations for the next year’s tourist season, starting with cleaning of the beaches and public spaces along the coast so that the area remains an undisputable destination for the holidaymakers and ensure yet another successful season for the country’s tourism industry.
“Practically, regardless of how much rehabilitation work has been already done, the whole stretch of the coast needs more re-qualification projects to be implemented. We can design a requalification project to separate private spaces from the public ones. We can design two or three combined models and present owners of the private spaces with the approved models,” the Minister of Tourism and Environment Mirela Kumbaro said during the inspection tour.
On his part, PM Rama stated that everything should complete in terms of infrastructure ahead of the upcoming tourist season.
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