Alberta Tahiri

Alberta Tahiri, is mainly engaged in the academic aspect of toursim by working as a full-time professor (Prof. Asoc. Dr.) at Haxhi Zeka University (Faculty of Tourism, Hospitality and Environmental Management) in Peja and University of Applied Sciences in Ferizaj (both Kosovo). She also completed her doctoral studies in 2017 at the “St. Kliment i Ohrid” University at the Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality in Ohrid (North Macedonia). Alberta is the author of books and monographs such as: “Management in Tourism – Theoretical managerial approaches (2017)”, “Sustainable Tourism (2022)” etc. and is full member of our organization since 2020.

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Literary Circles

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