Archive · 23 Jan 2026
Albania Sees 103% Jump in Indian Tourists
Albania, a country in Europe, is becoming very popular with Indian travelers.
Unlike many European countries, Albania doesn't require a Schengen visa, making it easier for Indians to visit.
The country is also much cheaper than other European destinations, with hotels and daily expenses costing around Rs 2,000-3,000.
Flights to Albania are also more affordable compared to other European cities.
Social media has played a big role in promoting Albania as a beautiful and affordable travel destination.
Many Indians are now choosing Albania for their European holidays because it offers a great experience without the crowds and high costs of other popular European spots.
Albania has stunning beaches, historic towns, and beautiful mountains, making it a perfect place for a budget-friendly European getaway.
Albania saw a 103% increase in Indian tourists in the first four months of 2025.
The country offers an easy e-visa process for Indian travelers, eliminating the need for a Schengen visa.
Accommodation and daily expenses in Albania are significantly cheaper than in other European destinations.
Flight costs to Albania are more affordable compared to popular European cities like Paris, Rome, or Amsterdam.
Social media has played a crucial role in promoting Albania as a top travel destination for Indians.
- Who
- Indian travelers and tourists from various countries
- What
- A significant increase in tourism to Albania, especially from India
- When
- First four months of 2025 and first nine months of 2025
- Where
- Albania, Southeastern Europe
- Why
- Easy e-visa access, lower costs, and social media promotion
- Country
- Albania
- Visa Requirement
- E-visa (no Schengen visa needed)
- Average Hotel Cost
- Rs 2,000-3,000 per night
- Daily Expenses
- Rs 2,000-3,000
- Flight Cost (Delhi to Tirana)
- Rs 21,000 (one way)
- Tourist Arrivals (2025)
- Over 10 million in first 9 months
- Indian Tourist Increase
- 103% year-on-year increase
- Top Tourist Attractions
- Tirana, Berat, Gjirokaster, Albanian Alps, Ionian and Adriatic coasts
