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While the government is preparing for the parliamentary elections, Prime Minister Rama has started his strategies to get as many votes as possible.
In his podcast, Rama said that there will be no more permits for private beaches, for beach bars and restaurants. He adds that this time the focus will be on public beaches. Rama said that the government will not allow sunbeds except for businesses that have hotels.
"Beach permits will be given only to hotels. Permits for beach bars or restaurants will be granted without permission to place sunbeds in front of the bar, thus not allowing spaces for public beaches. In addition, the municipalities will take space and place umbrellas and sunbeds at a mandatory and affordable ceiling price for the citizens.
Apart from the fact that they have hotels, beach permits can no longer be given to an individual, a legal person or a physical person, to say I want this beach, I will put a beach bar and sunbeds here. You can put a beach bar but you don't have sunbeds. You can have a restaurant but you don't have sunbeds. The beach should be enjoyed in the best possible way. And enjoying the beach between those beds next to each other is impossible.
You cannot have a hotel with 40 rooms and put 200 deckchairs and take people there and force them to pay. You will put sunbeds as much as you have capacity! Obviously not one per room, and you'll leave distance from chaise longue to chaise longue.
You can't take the sunbeds to the shore, so that when people want to go ashore, it's impossible to either swim or get out of the way and curse themselves for coming to the beach. This is how we will create a band-aid, what we have said about the public space at the water line, and you will pull back", said Rama.
The Prime Minister said that in addition to the public beach, the beach space will be taken by the municipalities, which will place deckchairs and erect umbrellas with a forced ceiling price.
Since the prices of sunbeds this year were high, Rama has touched the 'weak point' of the citizens. He said that all people will pay the chads with a minimum amount. The Prime Minister adds that this reformation will attract more tourists.
"We will start it with the municipalities, so that the municipalities get spaces and the municipalities put up umbrellas. Where it is reasonable, sunbeds, but with a forced ceiling price. We have started it for several years, this year we pushed it forward so that the municipalities manage it Lezha is a model because the mayor of Lezha is a policeman (Note: The joke is half the truth. It is important that two pensioners have the opportunity to go to Vlora, Velipoja, or Shengjin and stay at one price. very reasonable. To have people stay with their tents, and they pay a minimum amount to clean that amount.
That lung of sea and sand must be completely freed from all the insects that attacked it badly this year. All these, and others and others, will bring qualitative growth, which of course will become very significant when these large investments that are on the way of Albanians, Americans, Arabs, Europeans begin to open the doors to provide level service higher. All levels of populations should have their lane, but one cannot go to extremes, neither in one nor in the other. We cannot close the door of tourists with a bag on their arm, but we have to combine many things", said Rama.
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