Albania: What I didn’t know by Any Excuse to Travel Blog Part 1

Albania: What I didn’t know I didn’t know by Any Excuse to Travel Blog Part 1 Mary Murphy, a renowned blogger from Any Excuse to Travel, recounts her experiences as a first-time visitor to Albania. In her captivating narrative, she takes readers on an immersive journey through the enchanting destinations of Saranda and Corfu.

With a blend of formal language and journalese style, Mary provides an insightful account of her guided tour, shedding light on the hidden gems and cultural nuances of these captivating places. As a digital nomad, Mary’s perspective offers a unique lens into the lesser-known aspects of Albania, making her tale both informative and engaging for fellow travelers and adventure-seekers alike.

“The Albania digital nomad visa is a residency permit that allows remote workers to live in the country for up to a year, with an option to request an extension for the second year. After the second year, they can extend it for five more years. After that, they can apply for permanent residency. It is ideal for those who have plans to settle in Albania permanently.”

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“Being of a superstitious nature myself, I was more than amused to see that there’s a superstitious streak running through the country. Teddy bears. Garlic. Dolls. Soft toys. These are hung on empty and lived-in houses to ward off evil spirits. That some of them looked downright evil wasn’t lost on me.”

Read more on Mary Murphy’s  blog