Large protests in Tirana, Albania, disrupt preparations for a planned luxury tourism development worth about $4.6 billion. According to reports, around 200,000 people take to the streets to oppose the resort, which is linked to business interests described in the coverage as connected to Donald Trump’s son-in-law. Protesters call for the project to be stopped or renegotiated, arguing it should not proceed as planned. The demonstrations lead some holidaymakers to cancel or alter trips tied to the future development, though details on the scale of cancellations are not provided in the available accounts. The reports focus on the turnout in Tirana and the political and public opposition surrounding the resort project rather than on any specific response from the developers or government officials. The protests occur amid broader scrutiny of how major foreign-linked investment projects are approved and managed in Albania, particularly where local residents and potential economic beneficiaries are concerned.