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Tourism: Serbia, Albania join forces to attract visitors
Agreement on cooperation to improve the offer of two countries
16 May, 19:12
(ANSA) - BELGRADE, 16 MAG - The Serbian Deputy Prime
Minister and Minister of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications
Rasim Ljajic and the Albanian Minister of Tourism and
Environmental Protection Blendi Klosi signed yesterday an
agreement on cooperation between Serbia and Albania in the field
of tourism.
The Serbian government said in a statement that the aim of the agreement is to "improve the tourist offer of the two countries" and to "jointly take part" in activities in third countries to attract more tourists.
Ljajic noted that Serbia and Albania can create a common tourist product in order to attract in particular guests from overseas markets. Ljajic added that Serbia has similar agreements with other countries in the region and that these deals lead to the "creation of a common tourist product, which increases the chance to attract tourists from remote markets," interested to visit more countries during their trips than only one, the statement reads. (ANSA).
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The Serbian government said in a statement that the aim of the agreement is to "improve the tourist offer of the two countries" and to "jointly take part" in activities in third countries to attract more tourists.
Ljajic noted that Serbia and Albania can create a common tourist product in order to attract in particular guests from overseas markets. Ljajic added that Serbia has similar agreements with other countries in the region and that these deals lead to the "creation of a common tourist product, which increases the chance to attract tourists from remote markets," interested to visit more countries during their trips than only one, the statement reads. (ANSA).
