AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSchengen Pressure on Bosnia’s Transport Sector: Hundreds of professional truck drivers protested outside EU delegation offices in Sarajevo, Belgrade, Podgorica and Skopje, warning of new border blockades from Sept. 14 unless the 90-days-in-180 rule is eased for work travel. Domestic Tourism Boost in Republika Srpska: Tourist vouchers worth 100 KM are back from Sept. 7 to Nov. 30 for adult residents of Republika Srpska, usable for stays outside their home municipality. Sarajevo’s Live-Event Tourism Signal: IQ Magazine highlights The Prodigy’s Aug. 13 Grbavica Stadium show as a “breakthrough” that could put Sarajevo back on the map for major international tours. Nature Spotlight for Herzegovina: Kravica Waterfall was named among Europe’s 12 best hidden gems for 2026, with Ljubuški’s tourist board calling it a push for sustainable development. Local Travel Services Update: Sarajevo Canton Tourism Board launched a mobile app to streamline guest registration. Business Disruption Watch: HIT Group began reopening Slovenian casinos after a cyberattack, with some gaming functions still limited.
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