International group Majestic Hospitality explores investment opportunities in Albania’s tourism and hotel sector

TIRANA, Nov 5 /ATA/ – International investment group Majestic Hospitality has returned to Albania to further explore investment and partnership opportunities in the country’s tourism and hospitality sectors, the Albanian Investment Development Agency (AIDA) said on Thursday.

According to AIDA, the group’s return follows interest expressed during the Future Hospitality Forum, where it established contacts with local market players that are now being followed up through concrete meetings.

During their visit, Majestic Hospitality Group representatives met with AIDA Executive Director Laura Saro to discuss the group’s interest in the Albanian market, the country’s tourism and hospitality potential, and possible next steps towards cooperation.

As part of the visit, AIDA also facilitated two meetings with Albanian companies, building on contacts established during the forum and aimed at exploring potential business partnerships.

The agency said the group’s representatives were continuing their visit to Albania, where they would gain first-hand insight into the market’s potential and investment opportunities in tourism and hospitality.

/e.i/j.p/u.sh/

Original post Here

News
EU Ambassador: European Commission’s Progress Report Sends a Simple Message — Albania Has Made Progress

Prime Minister Edi Rama and the European Union Ambassador to Albania, Sofia Moreira de Sousa, held a joint press conference on Thursday, one day after the European Commission published its progress report on Albania. During her remarks, the EU Ambassador said the report’s clear message was that Albania had made …

News
Could the Protests Turn Into a Student Movement Like Serbia’s? Rama: Albania and Serbia Have Nothing in Common

The mass protests in Albania were also discussed during a joint press conference held by Prime Minister Edi Rama and the European Union Ambassador to Albania, Sofia Moreira de Sousa. Asked by reporters whether the protests could develop into a student movement similar to the mass demonstrations in Serbia, which …

News
Protests in Tirana, EU Ambassador: Violence Has No Place in Democracy, Create Space for Dialogue

The European Union Ambassador to Albania, Sofia Moreira de Sousa, called on institutions to create space for dialogue to address public grievances expressed through protests in Tirana, during a joint press conference with Prime Minister Edi Rama. Moreira de Sousa stressed that violence has no place in a democracy and …