Albania is positioning itself as a competitive destination for dental tourism, attracting patients from Western Europe with significantly lower prices for dental procedures. The country has nearly 400 dental clinics, primarily in Tirana, where treatments can cost a fraction of what they do in the UK or Germany.
The Albanian government is aware of the growing medical tourism sector and is considering measures to ensure quality and safety among providers. As the industry expands, concerns about unregulated operators may arise, prompting the need for official standards and oversight.