Albania is attracting American travelers and digital nomads due to its low cost of living, stunning coastlines, and generous visa policy. U.S. citizens can stay for a full year without any visa application or fees, a notable offer compared to other European nations. The Albanian Riviera features beautiful turquoise waters and is less crowded than Greek islands. The country's deep appreciation for Americans, evident since George W. Bush's visit in 2007, contributes to its appeal, creating a welcoming atmosphere for visitors.
Considering how difficult it is for Albanians to even visit the U.S. as a tourist, I, for one, am very appreciative of their welcoming attitude towards Americans.
The Albanian Riviera has gone viral on social media because of its striking turquoise waters and rugged coastline that rivals the Greek islands but comes at a fraction of the price.
Americans are seen in a good way here. People are friendly, curious, and open. There's no hate or weird looks.
In 2007, George W. Bush became the first sitting U.S. president to visit the country. His trip was met with jubilation.
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