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Break up with Sazan, the order goes out: on September 1, the island is 'closed' to visitors

Politiko 2024-07-24 12:30:44

Break up with Sazan, the order goes out: on September 1, the island is

From September 1, the island of Sazan, one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country, will be closed to visitors. The decision is part of the preparations for the transfer of the island to the construction company of Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of the former US president, Donald Trump.

Sazan Island, which has a rich history and extraordinary nature, has attracted domestic and foreign tourists for years. With crystal clear waters and beautiful scenery, the island has been a favorite place for vacations, explorations and nautical activities. However, the new order closing the island to visitors marks a turning point in its recent history as a tourist destination.

Jared Kushner's American company Affinity Partners plans to develop a major project on the island. While the exact details of the project have not yet been made public, it is rumored that the plan could include the construction of a luxury complex, with a hotel, private villas, and possibly a marina for yachts.

This project is expected to bring a big change to the landscape of the island. Meanwhile, the project has fueled debates in public opinion, as it could damage the island's ecosystem and lose the cultural and historical heritage it carries.

Sazani has been a closed area for many decades during the communist period, serving as a military base, and its opening to the public was a unique opportunity to explore this special part of Albanian history.

 

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