Albania and India seek closer tourism cooperation

Albania and India are exploring ways to strengthen tourism ties following a meeting at the World Travel Market London 2026. Jola Hysaj, director general of the National Tourism Agency, met India’s Minister of Culture and Tourism, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, during the international travel fair.

The two officials discussed exchanging experience and identifying new opportunities to promote each country’s tourist destinations. They also explored ways to expand cooperation and establish new channels for communication and joint promotion.

Meanwhile, Albania’s participation in the London event offers an opportunity to broaden international contacts and showcase its tourism potential in new markets, including India.

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