AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBorder Access: The Gradiška–Stara Gradiška crossing opens to passenger cars, buses and empty freight vehicles from 8 a.m. on October 30. Commercial goods are not permitted; the second crossing is expected to ease congestion and speed passenger travel. EUFOR Safety: Four people died and others were injured when an Italian Chinook helicopter crashed during training near Brčko. No civilians or civilian property were affected, and an investigation is planned. Air Connections: Tuzla Airport handled 338,481 passengers in 2025, up 63.5% year on year. A planned Wizz Air base and airline subsidies could support further growth; Sarajevo is also preparing a winter schedule with new European destinations, while a fresh subsidy tender is linked to proposed Ryanair routes. Sarajevo’s Appeal: Quartz named Sarajevo the Balkans’ top destination for 2026, citing its history, architecture and food. The city is also nearing 855,000 tourist arrivals, a new record.
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