AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEU-Western Balkans Diplomacy: European Council President António Costa will tour the region 1–5 June, starting with Sarajevo on June 1 to meet Bosnia’s Presidency and the Council of Ministers, then moving on to Tirana, Skopje, Pristina and Belgrade, with EU enlargement, security and regional cooperation on the agenda. World Cup Travel & Bosnia Link: FIFA has confirmed World Cup 2026 base camps and training sites; for Bosnia, the national team is preparing in Sarajevo ahead of a friendly against North Macedonia, while Canada’s camp is set at UBC’s National Soccer Development Centre and Canada opens the tournament in Toronto against Bosnia on June 12. Eid al-Adha in Bosnia: Eid al-Adha celebrations continued across Bosnia and Herzegovina, with Bosnia’s Presidency Chair attending Eid prayer in Banja Luka and communities marking the holiday with prayers and solidarity. Value for Visitors: Sarajevo is highlighted as Europe’s best value city break in the UK Post Office Travel Money “City Costs Barometer,” with a weekend cost pegged at about £248 for two. Nature & Tourism: A new travel feature spotlights Bosnia’s Sutjeska National Park and Perućica forest with a bear-hunt style guided walk, aimed at adventure travelers. Border/Travel Caution: EU’s new Entry/Exit biometric system is causing longer airport lines for some travelers, so summer visitors may want to plan extra time.
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