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In November 2024, Albania welcomed 1,265,009 visitors, including locals and international travelers. This reflects a significant 15.1% rise compared to the same time last year. According to data from the

The Italian weather portal Meteo Giornale writes about Tirana in an article titled: “Tourism in Tirana: a great surprise beyond the Adriatic, in the mild Albanian winter”. “Tirana, the capital

The Mediterranean boasts an array of azure beaches and peaceful spots that celebrate a nomadic way of life, but only a select few can claim the title of the finest

The Director General of the National Tourism Agency, Ms. Zana Çela, met with the Ambassador of Hungary to Albania, Ms. Martina Kasnyik, to discuss opportunities for further cooperation in promoting

The "K’cimi Dancing of Tropojë" has been recognized and included in UNESCO's Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage. UNESCO's official website provides a detailed description of the cultural values and

Albania is the newest member country of the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC), a commitment that further advances Albania's comprehensive vision for the tourism sector. “We are pleased that the

The National Tourism Agency organized an international conference on September 27, 2024 in Tirana, Albania. The conference, held during Albania's presidencies of the Central European Initiative (CEI) and the South-East

Today, on the front page of the British Daily Mail, the Albanian Riviera is presented with its fascinating beauties, blue beaches, dignified services and reasonable prices. After a trip supported

During a presentation of the slogan "Albania All Senses" at the start of the tourist season, the Minister of Tourism and Environment, Mirela Kumbaro, stated that this slogan will brand