Albania's ambassador to Kosovo: In June, beaches will be open

According to Minxhozi, at this time the greatest enemy is not the Coronavirus, but it is stress, anxiety, which must be averted.

As for the situation in Albania, it has said, “even those close to the sea are not bathing. This disease has become a major obstacle. I say that anyone in Kosovo can plan to go to Albania because it will be open”.

However, he says it is important for the situation to stabilise both in Kosovo and Albania.

“We're lucky that the rate of coronary aggression has dropped. Albania has been in an earlier phase. It will be very important to have a stable situation both in Kosovo and in Albania so that we can get to the beaches. But we need to be careful. The road cycle is inexorable for goods, but it will take more than two weeks for people, maybe more than two weeks. What is important is that measures are being taken because it will be a totally different season”, Minxhozi said at KTV.

He does not expect to have international tourism, until he stresses that losses are huge because of Coddy-19.

The whole world will change after Coddy-19. If 30-40 percent of last year's income was achieved, we would be very pleased. Under these conditions, we think that we can better organize tourism within ourselves. People will rest inside, and we will also develop small, family tourism. Last year's bubble is impossible to reach”, he said.

However, Minxhozi points out that the most important is public health, but is optimistic that June will be with open beaches.

Before tourism we have people's health, in no way can we make mistakes because it can have irreversible consequences. It is very important not to be harmed by the health sector. We should feel that we are a common family and should take careful steps. When talking about boundaries, we need to consider the degree of recovery and the degree of coronary. Where we're safe there we'll open the border. I think June will be a month's beach for all of us at”, Minxhozi said.

Minxhozi called for increased care.

There's a drop in goods, of course, because they only go through essential ones. That's for saving and having the situation under control. But it's important that there's been an awareness of us. We hope there won't be an explosion, but we need to be very careful, since there will be new perceptions of organization. We've had a very difficult year, even because of the” earthquake, Minxhozi said.