Corruption Tour of Tirana
ID: GYG1526670-2345736
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Pays: Albanie
Pays: Albanie
Durée du projet: 02:00 horaires
Description
People around the world have been amazed by the Flamingo Revolution in Albania. During this tour, see and touch numerous examples of corruption in Tirana sitting in plain sight. Eye- and mind-opening.
Tirana is one of the few places on earth where you can experience several centuries at once. In two hours, you will understand why Albanians have been protesting for 142 days — and counting.
This is not a history tour. Everything on it happened in the last ten years. Some of it happened last week.
You will walk the main boulevard of a capital city and see things that should not be there — and things that should be there but are not. You will stand in front of buildings and hear what happened to them. You will sit down at the end with a coffee and learn about three cases that have no address in the city center but have cost Albanian taxpayers hundreds of millions of euros.
Every claim is sourced. You leave with a QR card linking to court documents, Constitutional Court decisions, and the investigative journalists who documented what you just heard about.
Your guide is Laert Dogjani — governance analyst, civil society advocate, and someone who has been following these cases from the inside for years. He knows where the documents are. He has read them.
The details
Duration: 2 hours
Days: Tuesday and Thursday, 9:00 AM
Meeting point: Skanderbeg Square
Group: maximum 10 people
No entry fees
Ends with coffee in Blloku
Journalists, diplomats, EU and OSCE staff, researchers, and anyone who has been watching Albania from a distance and wants to finally understand it up close. No prior knowledge required. Curiosity is enough.
Conducted in English. Private tours and institutional briefings available on request.
Tirana is one of the few places on earth where you can experience several centuries at once. In two hours, you will understand why Albanians have been protesting for 142 days — and counting.
This is not a history tour. Everything on it happened in the last ten years. Some of it happened last week.
You will walk the main boulevard of a capital city and see things that should not be there — and things that should be there but are not. You will stand in front of buildings and hear what happened to them. You will sit down at the end with a coffee and learn about three cases that have no address in the city center but have cost Albanian taxpayers hundreds of millions of euros.
Every claim is sourced. You leave with a QR card linking to court documents, Constitutional Court decisions, and the investigative journalists who documented what you just heard about.
Your guide is Laert Dogjani — governance analyst, civil society advocate, and someone who has been following these cases from the inside for years. He knows where the documents are. He has read them.
The details
Duration: 2 hours
Days: Tuesday and Thursday, 9:00 AM
Meeting point: Skanderbeg Square
Group: maximum 10 people
No entry fees
Ends with coffee in Blloku
Journalists, diplomats, EU and OSCE staff, researchers, and anyone who has been watching Albania from a distance and wants to finally understand it up close. No prior knowledge required. Curiosity is enough.
Conducted in English. Private tours and institutional briefings available on request.
Faits saillants
- Walking the boulevard where 142 days of protests began
- Examine real court documents and SPAK files for yourself
- Discover the story the evening news did not report
Langues
INFORMATION IMPORTANTE
Right in the middle of it.
INCLUS
- Two-hour guided walking tour of central Tirana
- QR documentation pack with primary sources: court filings, Constitutional Court decisions, SPAK seizure orders, and investigative journalism references
- Coffee at the end — the café debrief is part of the tour, not an optional extra
- Years of research, investigation, and analysis distilled into two hours — your guide holds a double major BA and an MBA, has worked inside Albanian financial institutions and the energy sector, has negotiated agreements with international bodies, and has spent over a decade monitoring EU accession, tracking corporate ownership chains, and documenting how public assets, public contracts, and public money move in Albania. He does not read about this country. He works in it
NON INCLUS
- No optional fees
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Annulations
Cette excursion peut être annulée sans frais jusqu'à : heures d'annulation avant le début du voyage. Si vous l'annulez après les heures d'annulation ou si vous ne vous présentez pas à l'excursion, le prix total de l'activité vous sera toujours facturé. Tout retard à la prise en charge ou au départ sera considéré comme un retard.