Tourists in Albania are being robbed through euro estimate in proportion to leku

They are also benefiting through tourist fraud in calculating local currency in the euro report.

In recent days on the currency exchange market, the money was significantly depreciated in relation to the common European currency, and today it is exchanged 110.55 lek for 1 euro.

However, hotel facilities, restaurants, markets, and other services along Albania's coast continue to plunder tourists, exchanging the euro for cash by 10 percent lower.

Wherever tourists receive hotel services and gastronomies at 1 euro, it is estimated that 1 to 100 is estimated.

The cup of paying a coffee at a bar on the Albanian coast, where today a euro is estimated at 100 lekKKKKThis is a testimony that tourists, mostly Kosovo Albanians, are not enough with the price of funding for sleeping services, tents, food and drink, but it has to be robbed even through fraud in currency exchange.