Albania beaches

Greek Beaches Cleanest Overall According to EEA Report

2018-05-31 by Aleksandr Shatskih

The European Environment Agency’s annual report on bathing water at European beaches, lakes, and rivers tells us that 95.9 percent of Greek waters are considered excellent for swimming.

Saranda, Albania Tourist Season Open

2014-05-11 by Aleksandr Shatskih

Saranda, Albania has officially kicked off this year’s tourist season. Saturday, the traditional feast of mussels singals another season of seaside festivals, sports, and sightseeing experiences.

Albania’s Edi Rama “Renaissance” In the Making

2014-01-26 by Phil Butler

News from Balkans.com reflects on Albania’s efforts to take advantage of their magnificent Adriatic coastline, while maintaining the integrity of the natural setting. Prime Minister Edi Rama’s renaissance may not be here yet, but incrementally moving Albania government is. According to the news, Albania’s Council of Ministers have approved a Ministry of Urban Development and Tourism proposal to […]

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