Tens of thousands of Albanians have been protesting daily for over two weeks, both within the country and internationally, against a luxury tourism project connected to the Trump family. The proposed development is slated for the protected delta of the Vjosa River, a vital natural area. Protesters are angered by the Albanian government’s approval of foreign investment in tourism, despite potential environmental damage. Demonstrations, initially focused on the resort, have broadened to encompass wider grievances. The project has raised concerns about unchecked development and its impact on Albania’s natural resources. The government of Edi Rama is facing increasing pressure to address the public’s concerns regarding environmental protection and sustainable tourism. The scale of the protests highlights growing public opposition to prioritizing economic gain over ecological preservation.