Shëngjin remains busy in September as holidaymakers seek quieter breaks

TIRANA, September 4 – The end of August has not brought the tourist season to a close in Shëngjin. The coastal resort continues to attract visitors, many of them from Kosova.

Holidaymakers say they are enjoying their stay and value the quieter atmosphere, the beach and the services still available in September. Some visitors said they particularly prefer September or June for their holidays in Shëngjin.

Meanwhile, local businesses report satisfactory booking levels for September. Hotels, restaurants and other tourism businesses continue to serve visitors as the summer season moves into autumn.

Local authorities are also continuing their work to support the smooth running of the tourist season during the autumn months.

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