Work continues on “Lungomare 4”, Demo: Boosting tourism in the area

Workers extend the coastal promenade “Lungomare 4” at the Old Beach in Vlorë. The project strengthens tourism and improves urban infrastructure.

Minister of State for Local Government Ervin Demo shared updates on social media. He said the project improves access, mobility, and safety in one of the city’s busiest tourist areas.

“Work continues on the ‘Lungomare 4’ extension. The project enhances access, mobility, and urban quality in a top tourist area,” Demo wrote.

He added the project will protect pedestrians, improve accessibility, and connect with other city developments. It will boost tourism and support local economic growth.

The promenade is part of a strategy to improve public spaces, increase access, and promote coastal tourism. It creates a safe and attractive environment for residents and visitors.

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