AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoZvërnec Tourism Clash: Albania’s police charged 17 people after clashes near the disputed Zvërnec coastal development site, where protesters say a major resort could harm one of the Adriatic’s most sensitive areas. The company behind the project says fencing and studies are legal and that biodiversity will be protected. Fire Safety Push: Ahead of summer, Albania is tightening wildfire prevention with heightened patrols, temporary fire stations in tourist zones, and inspections of hotels and beach businesses; arson penalties could reach up to 30 years. Construction & Tourism Momentum: INSTAT reports 322 building permits in Q1 2026 (+25%), with housing leading and tourism-related permits also rising—an indicator of continued investment as visitor demand grows. Airport Security Upgrade: Vodafone Albania and Tirana International Airport launched a 5G-backed Airbus security system to improve real-time coordination and emergency response. Travel Demand Spotlight: A new Travelpack Albania programme targets rising interest, featuring “72 Hours in Tirana” and top things to do across the Riviera. On-the-ground Travel Buzz: One travel writer highlights southern Albania’s “Europe’s Maldives” appeal after a week exploring Sarandë and the Riviera.
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