Curative tourism is an alternative form of tourism in Albania. It has gained popularity in recent years.

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared a success story today. He highlighted Hotel Boci in Tregan, Elbasan. The hotel attracts hundreds of visitors each year.

“In the heart of the mud baths in Tregan, Elbasan, Hotel Boci has turned its passion for hospitality into a successful model. It promotes curative tourism in Albania. With healing thermal waters, clean air, and traditional cuisine, this unique destination welcomes visitors every year from Albania and the region,” wrote Rama.

Rama emphasized, “Hotel Boci is more than a resting place. It is a reference point for local development. It provides jobs, boosts the local economy, and promotes sustainable tourism.”

The hotel owner stated, “We have 200 rooms and steady visitors year-round.”

“We started with aluminum doors and windows. Then, we expanded. We’ve been here for almost 15 years. We have 200 rooms, suites, and a spa. The hotel is always busy because we meet all standards. The thermal water is very curative. People come on wheelchairs and walk again. The mud bath waters of Elbasan are a miracle. Visitors come from Albania, Kosovo, and North Macedonia,” she said.

A visitor shared, “I’m from Prizren, and I’ve been coming here for 5 years. The hospitality is great, the staff is wonderful, the food is excellent, and the cleanliness is top-notch. We also have a great doctor here.”

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