The internationally acclaimed Chilean program “Socios por el Mundo” dedicated a report to Albania. It highlights attractions that draw hundreds of thousands of local and foreign visitors each year.

Tourism, Culture, and Sports Minister Blendi Gonxhja shared a video clip from the documentary on social media. He said it “presents Albania to millions of viewers across Latin America, showcasing our stunning landscapes, rich traditions, and vibrant culture.”

The program, produced by MKZeta (Chile) in collaboration with Animated Society (Albania) and supported by the Ministry of Tourism, Culture, and Sports, tells authentic Albanian stories. It captures the beauty of the people from north to south.

Albania aims to position itself as a top tourist destination in the Mediterranean. The country promotes sustainable and year-round tourism development.

Foreign interest in Albania continues to grow. Strategic investments in sustainable tourism and infrastructure improvements make the country an emerging Mediterranean destination.

Official data from the Ministry of Culture, Tourism, and Environment show that Albania welcomed about 9 million foreign visitors during the first 10 months of this year. This is around 500,000 more than the same period in 2024.

Data indicate that 94% of visitors come from Europe. Southern Europe accounts for 70% of entries, followed by Western and Central/Eastern Europe at 11% each.

Albania’s natural beauty and cultural heritage continue to capture the attention of international travelers, reinforcing its growing role in regional tourism.

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