Tale road: A new modern upgrade driving tourism growth in Lezha

TIRANA, November 4 /ATSH/ – Tale area in Lezha has long been a favorite tourist destination, attracting an ever-increasing number of visitors each year.

Investments in road infrastructure have significantly improved access to Tale, while also increasing the value of surrounding properties, thereby creating a new reality for the local community.

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared footage of the new road on social media today—another modern infrastructure project that facilitates traffic flow and provides a fresh impetus for tourism development along Lezha coastline.

The new road, which connects the village of Rrila and Tale drainage pumping station to Lezha–Tirana highway, gives a new boost to the development of tourism. Spanning 6.3 kilometers, the road has been constructed to modern standards, featuring bicycle lanes, sidewalks on both sides and decorative elements.

Investments in road infrastructure aim not only to improve connectivity and the quality of life for citizens, but also to foster the sustainable growth of the tourism and economic potential of the entire Lezha region. /m.m/r.e/p.s./

 

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