A Romanian tourist who spent 30 days holiday in our country has shared the experience with his compatriots.
In the forum dedicated to holidays in Albania, he, in addition to the good words for our country, also shows the negative side.
According to him, foreign tourists are more likely to fall victim to fraud by taxi drivers. He says albanian taxis, when they see that the client is a foreigner, require large sums of money for very short trips.
The Romanian tourist says another negative aspect is that of employing children as waiters in bars or restaurants. They get confused, confused and don't offer good service.
"Watch out for the banknotes, I once paid for two beers with a 5,000-dollar note on the coast, and I was watching the waitress waiting to come and return the restots, it was over 30 minutes," he says.
He says a taxi driver in Saranda asked him for 60 euros for three small trips within the city.
The tourist also recommends to his compatriots to spend holidays in Corfu, as according to him the prices are cheaper and the service is better.
"You know why? Because Greeks know that the only income for them is from tourism and therefore they have built a much better relationship with tourists."