Who is trying to bankrupt Albanian tourism?

If you are still in the phase of planning which coastal city of Albania will spend vacations and while reading news about these beaches, you will likely cancel vacations in planning. Not only that, you will seek the first opportunity to escape from the Balkans this summer, as Albanian beaches are producing monster, terrifying views of the fall of leaves, of digging wells, etc...

If so far we are proud that we are quite near the Albanian coast, we suddenly enter an inexplicable nightmare: we are close to some beaches that are happening mysterious things. Run away and save the apocalypse legend, or make our vacation?

It is undeniable that we have entered the most disgusting phase of a negative campaign that appears in the background and seems to be well orchestrated and that the target has the most beautiful Albanian beaches.

How different it may be when Forbes, a few months ago, and many other news media with renomes, recommend Albania as one of the tourist destinations that must be visited and therefore an artillery of media headlines, are together to fight Albania's beach.

To negatively sway the Albanian beaches, the titles of the pink news have come into play. Where the scale of damage is measured.

If in a pink news story we don't intend to ruin the comfort of an X music artist, with news against Albanian beach, we are doing the same, but the subject changes. The subject is all Albanian vacationers, probably the target is the vacationer from Kosovo, and the damage to Albanian tourism.

How else does this explain when thousands of vacationers can actually be on Ksamil beach and all of them TMERORED by an explosion of a well? Which is a simple, even ridiculous event to mention. Or is it a deliberate sabotage?

Or, “A monster shows up the coast of St.gji, terrorize vacationers (video)”, in fact, what is seen in video 7-8 seconds is a swimmer who takes his head out from time to time in the calm sea. The next address, “The tourists go off in horror from the foothill after the big wave”, and in fact, when you read the news carefully, you see that it comes up to a spoiled lie that a huge wave will ever come.

Who is trying to bankrupt the Albanian coast?

The bad point strategy for the Albanian coast is trying to be given in an allegedly amateur form. The footage of an explosion of wells, whose contents end on the beach and at sea by an ordinary vacationer who shot there first, does not seem completely unregistered and undirected.

Otherwise, it is not explained because an entirely ordinary event is represented as aʹ TM E R RELIGION TRIPS.

Albania's regime as a country that must be visited in prestigious international media, especially in those promoting tourism, seems to have moved the negative propaganda machine inside soyitʹ. It has been a long time when we have seen similar recommendations, suppose for Montenegro or other coastal countries near Albania.

At the tourist boom point, certainly even more lacking and not the most perfect in the world towards infrastructure, but enough to satisfy our need for a beautiful beach that we have so close to us, Albania is being severely, deliberately, ruthlessly.

Lies delivered with bait news for the Albanian reader make you laugh, but also worry. They are being frequented at the boiling point of the tourist season as they have even begun to become disgusting.

Making false news today is so easy. Just pay a page, sponsor Facebook, and without exception all the serious portals will swallow this bait, looking for exclusive news these summer days.

All serious portals should be careful to crack such news because the damage being done is great.

Albania has already firmly entered the world's tourist map, and responsibility is even greater. Albanian institutions that deal with this important area of Albania's economy must receive lessons from this year of brutal propaganda against the Albanian revival.

Many are interested in seeing tourism in Albania dirty and bankrupt. There are those all over the Balkans. But it should not be us, the Kosovo Albanians.

For someone, it might be anacdotic of Isa Boletin's saying that “I'm good at Albanian”, but there's a lot real about it.

When Albania is well, Kosovo is also good.