Auron Tare warns of tourism: “typically Albanian mish”

It says: Auron Tare

To be accurate and correct. This could also be seen in many Mediterranean tourist cities. There is no problem that two foreigners walk in their pants on the streets of town. Or that 4 <x0thalian” leaves without paying. Or that some others steal cups of coffee in the boulevard bars or that after 12 on Saranda beaches, they drown the smell of hashish. The problem is that there is a great tendency and propaganda to present this country as a tourist paradise and worse than ever. This propaganda, which has been done for several years by a number of institutions and sectors, has attracted a large mass of Loe Cost tourists. As a result, there is an encounter with a large array of foreigners running around to find a “Promised Land “at low prices. On the other hand, we have a huge mass of citizens who, without waiting in one day were converted into Hoteliere, Magjordom, tourist Guida, high-class drivers, guides, portal agents, and, not because of them, create amulus to the great extent that comes to travel in this coastline.

In contrast are the agrituristic buns which hostess of a good quality and very interested in that kind of product which has been able to create a kind of authentic domestic profile. Making tourism without any idea where this country is going, without a plan, of letting the industry go into the hands of all sorts of people without any training or responsibility, brings a typical Albanian masquerade where a large crowd of foreigners with very little money in bank accounts comes to a country that views them as numbers to be frocillated and not to create a Made tourist brand in Albania. This great contrast will play a role in the near future where our coastline will be transformed into a kind of country without identity, a flesh of concrete maces without any spiritual or educational value to drink cheap alcohol and hashish without any obstacle.

The attraction of this Low Cost is removing the authenticity, guaranteeing a country where you can travel to learn and see a local culture. We've witnessed that in a few years in our cities this image doesn't make human impressions, and local culture is undergoing a huge change for the sake of a quick, uncaring gain. Thus, countries that have passed this stage have tried to stop such explosions, where the pressure of numbers harms historical landscapes, spiritual sites, the coastline, and local culture. Unfortunately, the last in the tourism game we can't learn from other people's mistakes, and we still boast that we are the country with the greatest growth in tourism. Meanwhile, no one says that we are the fastest disfigured country in coastal Europe by destroying local architecture, landscapes, beaches and our culture. Fuck the numbers!