Tourists from around the world enjoy Vlora coastline

TIRANA, June 29 – Vlora is hosting tourists from around the world this summer as visitors explore the Ionian coastline, local cuisine and hospitality.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Edi Rama shared images on social media showing crowded streets and the Lungomare promenade in the coastal city.

At the same time, Vlora remains one of Albania’s main tourism hubs where the Adriatic and Ionian seas meet, offering cultural and natural attractions.

In addition, nearby destinations such as Sazan Island and the Karaburun Peninsula attract both domestic and foreign tourists who travel by boat from Vlora’s port.

The city reports high visitor numbers this season as tourists continue to enjoy its rocky coastline and clear waters.

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