The trip comes after the government launched an advertising campaign in Albania to warn people they face deportation if they travel to the UK illegally. More than 7,000 people have arrived via small boats so far this year.
Mr Jenrick said:"Organised immigration crime is a global challenge which requires international solutions the whole way along the migration route.
"That includes working proactively at source before people set off on dangerous and unnecessary journeys. "We are determined to stop the boats and the campaign, launching in Albania this week, is just one component of the Home Office's work upstream to help dispel myths about illegal travel to the UK, explain the realities, and combat the lies pedalled by evil people-smugglers who profit from this vile trade."
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