Theranda Hotel Tirana
Rr. Andon Z. Cajupi 6 & 7 Tirana, Albania
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Tirana, Tirana
... is built up around Sheshi Skenderbej. A centre piece of the city. The only remaining statue is the equestrian statue of Skenderbeg. The centre has a distinct feel for its Ottoman Italian and communist past. Sadly, my arrival coincides with the development of this area. There are cranes and diggers dominating the viewpoint, although I'm sure the development will look magnificent when finished.
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Hurt in Tirana!
... vieze, dikke zwarte uitlaatgassen die ik niet kon ontwijken. Een koe langs de weg. Deze koe stond te kijken naar hoe een andere koe geslacht werd. Dat was al even gaande zo te zien. Ook langs de weg. Stukke snelweg op t laatst richting Tirana heb ik een maiskneuzer ingehaald. Langs deze snelweg tegemoetkomend wandel en scooter verkeer. Spookrijders. Diezelfde snelweg voegt ineens in bij tegengestelde richting, zonder strepen oid. Het inhalen gaat gewoon door...nu rijd ...
Konverents ja muu
... br> Pärast enese viisakasse vormi valamist hotellis kulgeb tee taas pikalt bussiga pimeduses teadmata suunas. Saabume ühte kohta. Suur külm ruum, kus pakutakse shampust. Kõik nihkuvad kaminale lähemale. Uksest välja ja teisest sisse osutub siiski olema ka soojem ruum laudade ja toolidega. Laudu ja toole on aga mõningal määral vähem kui kohaletoodud inimesi. Püüame koostöös inglaste ja austerlasega vallutada tähtsatele ninadele mõeldud lauda, kuid taandume lõpuks ukse alla. Sealne laud ...
All a biit broken
... song many times as a tribute to Mother Theresa who would be 100 this year and was of Albanian blood.
Although Albania is a muslim country it didn't really seem like it, if it wasn't for the mosques I wouldnt have known.
After dinner we went to the bar area, which was pretty busy with people, but drinks were almost the same pice as in Budva which was surprising as most things in Albania seemed cheap.
We finished the ...
All work and no play
... as it will be a WHO publication and will be a great opportunity for my CV/work possibilities (hopefully!). The frustrating thing is that WHO does not pay the interns, and considering the huge salaries and consultant fees they pay to workers, plus payments to local health ministries (who don’t do the work), I seem to the be only one working long hours and weekends, without at ...



