Tourism in Southeast Europe is expected to boom, as interest in this destination has reached an all-time high.

The news was reported by New Deal Europe (NDE), a tourism and trade platform for the Balkans and Southeast Europe, says that the region is seeing the beginning of interest in hotel and resort investments, tourists are becoming more aware of the region as a new touristic destination. 

The Balkans are flourishing.

It is one of the last exotic regions of Europe, but many people are interested because it has a great diversity, from the Aegean, it offers culture, natural beauty, beaches, mountains, culinary, wine and skiing”, noted the co-founder of NDE , Tim Murn.

The company will hold its annual trade meeting on March 24, which connects tourism suppliers from all Balkan countries; Greece, Moldova, Romania, Montenegro, Serbia, Croatia, Bulgaria, North Macedonia, Kosovo, Slovenia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Albania.

Moreover, the regional values of large investments, investments for Albania outside the EU, where it is one of the most promising destinations. British students have grown in interest in this country, as they fly from Great Britain to Albania on all flights per day. Albania has strong potential for a large tourism industry and could be just as successful in neighboring Greece. 

Both decided to promote the destinations and increase the number of tourists they seek.

The decision comes after the meeting between the Ministers of Tourism and Environment of Albania, Mirela Kumbaro and the President of the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO), Angela Gerekou, who emphasized that it is important to preserve the identity of the language in the tourism industry.

Albania had a record year in 2022, with many important hotel groups considering selling to invest. On the other hand, Slovenia is one of the best destinations for eco-tourism, where the country has a lot of experience in green tourism.

In addition, Moldova is recently on the platform, as the country is great for wine lovers, as the founder of NDE pointed out.

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