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“The reason for reopening the direct line between the two countries stems from numerous requests from Kuwaiti tourists keen on visiting Albania, his country situated in southeastern Europe along the Adriatic and Ionian Seas,” said H. E. Ilir Hysa, the Ambassador of the Republic of Albania to Kuwait.
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Albania stands out for its natural and cultural diversity, making it an ideal destination for adventure, history, and nature enthusiasts.
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With ongoing investments in tourism infrastructure and improved services, Albania is anticipated to become a more popular destination in the coming.
After announcing the launch of direct flights to Tirana, the capital of Albania and a gem of the Adriatic Sea, starting Thursday, June 13, via Jazeera Airways, His Excellency Ilir Hysa, the Ambassador of the Republic of Albania to the State of Kuwait, explained that the direct route through Jazeera Airways between the two countries will initially operate with two flights per week, with hopes to increase the frequency to three flights per week, the Al Rai newspaper reported.
The ambassador added that the reason for reopening the direct line between the two countries stems from numerous requests from Kuwaiti tourists keen on visiting Albania, his country situated in southeastern Europe along the Adriatic and Ionian Seas. He highlighted that Albania has begun garnering attention as an intriguing tourist destination.
He reiterated the reminder that Kuwaitis are visa-exempt upon entry, and holders of an Article 17 passport (Bidoon) are also visa-exempt. Additionally, residents in Kuwait or abroad in various regions worldwide are exempt from visas if they possess a valid Schengen, British, or American visa, provided it is multipurpose and has been previously used. He also mentioned that one of Tirana’s most significant main streets is named after Kuwait.
Ambassador Hysa highlighted in a statement to Al-Rai newspaper that Albania stands out for its natural and cultural diversity, making it an ideal destination for adventure, history, and nature enthusiasts. He mentioned that the spring and summer seasons (from April to September) are the best times to visit Albania, as the weather is moderate and suitable for outdoor activities.
He stated that with ongoing investments in tourism infrastructure and improved services, Albania is anticipated to become a more popular destination in the coming years. He added that it’s the perfect time to visit before it becomes crowded with tourists.
The ambassador highlighted the most prominent tourist attractions in Albania and what makes it a tourist destination worth visiting.
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Beautiful nature and wonderful beaches
Beautiful nature and wonderful beaches await along the Albanian Riviera coast, stretching from Vlorë to Sarandë along the Ionian Sea. Among the most notable beaches are Durmi Beach, Galle Beach, and Ksamil Beach, known for their turquoise waters and white sand.
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Albanian Alps
Nestled in the north of the country and considered part of the Dinaric Alps mountain range, the Albanian Alps provide ample opportunities for hiking, climbing, camping, and caving adventures.
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Historical and cultural monuments
Berat, known as the “City of a Thousand Windows,” stands as one of Albania’s oldest cities and holds UNESCO World Heritage Site status. Its notable landmarks include Berat Castle, dating back to the Middle Ages, along with traditional Ottoman houses and old mosques.
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Vital cities and markets
Tirana, the largest city of Albania, boasts a unique blend of Ottoman, Italian, and modern architectural styles. Its landmarks include Skanderbeg Square, the Pyramid (formerly the Enver Hoxha Museum), and the National Museum of History.
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Traditional food
Albanian cuisine offers a delightful array of traditional dishes, including ‘tavë kosi’ (lamb with yogurt), ‘pie’ (stuffed pie), and ‘fli’ (a type of traditional pie), showcasing the country’s culinary diversity. Indulge in traditional sweets like ‘Bakllava’ and ‘Kadaif’ for a sweet ending to your meal.
