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Foreign media advertise Albania, while Albanian media do the opposite anti-advertisement.
1- The "umbrella mafia" invades the Italian beaches, was today the title in German of "Welt", where the control of the beaches by criminal networks with deckchair businesses for money laundering was analyzed. (75 euros umbrella)
2- "21 euros a hamburger in Croatia" was the headline of ZDF yesterday, which described the impoverishment of the Croatian people by elite tourism and the crazy prices of 500 euros a night in the hotel.
3- "Your paradise, our impoverishment" were the patrols of Spanish protesters in Majorca who are being impoverished by mass and elite tourism.
4- "Greeks, shut yourself up at home, so that tourists have space" were the calls of several municipalities in the Greek islands of Mokonos, Rhodes, etc., which provoked the reaction of the local media to protect their citizens from economic discrimination.
For days, the European media have focused on analyzes of the extent of organized crime in Italy, Croatia and Spain and the extent of their activity in tourism.
In the south of Italy, you can no longer find public spaces because the licenses of private beaches are given free of charge and they have become a monopoly of the Italian mafia.
While in the north of Italy, 1/3 of the coast is still a public beach, the south is being occupied by organized crime businesses.
Tourism is turning into a money laundering industry in Mediterranean countries.
Nearly 400,000 Croatians have emigrated in 10 years and left Croatia because of crazy seasonal prices: 500 euro hotel, 21 euro hamburger, 35 euro pasta, 10 euro ice cream.
It is some of the prices in the tourist areas of Croatia that have forced the Croatian people to leave their homeland.
Meanwhile, the Spanish government reviewed the draft law for the prohibition of foreign citizens to buy real estate on the coast.
Within 15 years, the prices in Barcelona, Ibiza, Majorca were 5 times higher than the purchases of German, English or Russian citizens.
Spanish citizens were impoverished by high prices and can no longer afford to live. For these reasons, they have occupied the squares and protest every day against mass tourism.
Meanwhile, the opposite happens in Albania.
Foreign media advertise Albania, while Albanian media do the opposite anti-advertisement.
The "empty beaches" campaign has gone viral and is politically inspired.
The opposition media in Albania consider it a political cause to oppose the government, which advertises the number of 10 million tourists every day.
Neighboring countries Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro have been damaged by the growth of tourism in Albania, because the Albanian airport is today the most frequented in the Western Balkans, but also due to the fact that Albania received many clients from Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, Ukraine etc.
Of course, Albania has high prices, poor service, amortized infrastructure, but also provincial traders and fraudsters in the tourist business.
The issue is:
- Why do all foreign media advertise Albanian pearls and we Albanians promote Albania?
- Why don't Croatians, Italians or Spaniards speak badly about their country and tourism?
- Why do our media treat the problems of tourism simply as an Albanian miracle and not a phenomenon in the entire Mediterranean?
- Why does the Albanian media devote 99% of space to failed businesses and not to free and successful ones?
- Why doesn't the Albanian media denounce by name the oligarchs of the south, who have set crazy prices?
High prices and bad service is a reality on the coast but cannot be improved by anti-advertising.
Videos and photos with empty umbrellas do not bring down the government, but damage Albania.
Power is by no means overthrown on empty deckchairs.
Of course, this is an anti-Albanian campaign which started with photos and videos of empty beaches and is continuing with intentional fires in Vlora, Pogradec, Lezhë, Gjirokastër.
They used to have the slogan "Land of Xanun"
Today they have the slogan: "Burn the earth"
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