Ouest France highlights Albania as affordable Mediterranean all-inclusive option

French media outlet Ouest France highlights Albania as an increasingly attractive option for affordable Mediterranean all-inclusive holidays. The article places Albania among destinations such as Tunisia, Greece, the Canary Islands, Bodrum, Egypt and Mallorca. It points to the country’s beaches, warm climate, Mediterranean cuisine and competitive prices.

Ouest France presents Albania as a Mediterranean surprise for tourists seeking a controlled holiday budget. Durrës features as a concrete example. According to published offers cited by the article, a week of all-inclusive accommodation in Durrës can start at 295 euros per person. Such packages generally include accommodation, meals, drinks and some activities. Depending on the offer, they can also include flights and airport transfers.

The article recommends travel between June and September, when coastal conditions and sea temperatures in the Adriatic and Ionian seas suit beach holidays. Ouest France describes Albania as an option for visitors who want to combine beach holidays and Mediterranean cuisine with a pre-planned budget.

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