Work and Travel in Gjirokaster
WORK IN GJIROKASTER ALL YEAR ROUND
Saranda is a very important tourist location for Albania, since foreigners and Albanians alike flock there each summer. The reason is clear, Saranda is one of few Mediterranean beach towns where you can still get a hotel room for as little as 25-40 Euros a night (or even less during the off-season). The scene is lively with plenty of ocean-side bars and clubs, yet you can also find refinement in the many restaurants which abound with local produce and freshly-caught seafood.
Overall, Saranda is a great location for summer travelers who want a good deal without having to compromise cleanliness or good food. Whether you want to relax on the beach and swim to one of the islands in Ksamil, visit ancient archaeological sites like Butrint, or perhaps just enjoy a nice meal or drink next to the glistening Ionian sea, you will likely find yourself charmed by this unique location.
SEASONAL WORK IN GJIROKASTER
SPRING
What kinds of work are available in the spring time in Gjirokaster. Remember to keep work that is all year round in the section above and not mention it again here.
SUMMER
Work that is needed by hosts in the summer in Gjirokaster
AUTUMN
What kinds of work are there in Gjirokaster in autumn? Maybe it's harvest time, but do people need the help of foreigners for either cheap labour or expertise? This is the kind of thing we need to know here.
WINTER
Skiing in Gjirokaster - does it exist? Are there plenty of opportunities for people to get work in Gjirokaster in the winter? What kind of skills are needed at this time of year? Please update this section and let fellow travellers know what you have learnt if you have worked in Gjirokaster in the winter or if you are a Host and live here and can share your knowledge.
ATTITUDE TO FOREIGNERS WORKING IN GJIROKASTER
What is the attitude of the locals here? Are we all rich idiot tourists and if so, why on earth would we want to do some work? Or are we seen as western supremacists and viewed with suspicion? Let us know your thoughts and update them here.
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- Edited on Aug 30 2014 by Hairy Lemon
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