Public Beach at “Taulantia” Promenade in Durrës Equipped with Sunbeds and Umbrellas

The public beach along the “Taulantia” promenade in Durrës has been equipped with umbrellas and sunbeds. As a result, it now offers more comfort, relaxation, and free access to the coastline for both residents and tourists.

Moreover, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sports Blendi Gonxhja shared images of the upgraded beach on social media. He emphasized that the public space has been carefully organized to meet the needs of visitors during the tourist season.

In addition, he stated that the investment reflects the commitment of the Durrës Municipality to improve tourism services. It also aims to create better conditions for both local and international visitors.

Furthermore, the public beach is now fully arranged and accessible. It provides a more organized and enjoyable seaside experience.

As a result, the beaches of Durrës remain among the most visited destinations in Albania. They continue to attract a high number of tourists throughout the summer season.

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