Tak-Fak, after Saranda and Gjirokastra, went to the city of Durrës to see up close how tourism is doing this summer, not only the influx, but also other issues, from prices, medical care, lifeguards and many more.
The entire itinerary of the Tak-Fak group with journalist Marsel Rupi started from the Dajlani bridge to the Robi mountain. Up to the so-called railway, only 3 beach locations were identified.
According to the only lifeguard who was briefly interviewed, because the buoys are close, there is no need for lifeguards. People say they haven't seen any lifeguards. There are no lifeguards on public beaches.
From Dajlani Bridge to the Railway, there was only one Health Center. The second Health Center was on Robi Mountain, where there was no ambulance for emergencies. There was an ambulance on Robi Mountain, but they took them to the Durrës hospital.
As for prices, the question for vacationers was: Do you go to a restaurant or take your own food? Many of them answered: We go to a restaurant, but we also take our own food so we don't get poisoned. Prices have increased...
(BalkanWeb)
