Albania has achieved a remarkable milestone in tourism, with over 10,011,500 foreign tourists visiting the country by December 25, 2023. This unprecedented figure signifies a substantial growth in the tourism sector, surpassing expectations set just a few years ago.

Internationally renowned media outlets increasingly recommend Albania as a top tourist destination through articles and reports, portraying our country as a must-visit in Europe. The rise of Albania as a coveted travel spot contributes significantly to the nation’s economic development, positioning tourism as one of the key drivers of growth.

Recent tourism statistics showcase Albania’s rapid recovery post-Covid-19, placing the country among those with the fastest rebound in the region. With ambitious goals for 2030, Albania aspires to become the tourism champion of the Balkans. The government has prioritized the tourism sector, recognizing it as a cornerstone for development.

In alignment with this vision, the government is pursuing a comprehensive approach to the tourism sector, emphasizing environmental considerations and infrastructure development. Simultaneously, efforts are underway to explore and capitalize on new opportunities for the growth of the local economy. Albania’s journey toward 2030 promises not only a flourishing tourism industry but also sustainable and inclusive economic development.