Sarajevo Sports & Tourism: The Imlek Impact Sarajevo city night race returned to Zetra Olympic Arena and the Koševo/Grbavica stadium area, with Viacheslav Sokolov (31:53) and Tünde Szabó (37:48) taking overall wins, and 700+ runners from BiH and abroad. Travel Planning for BiH: A Bosnia guide for 2026 highlights Sarajevo and Mostar as a compact summer pairing, with day trips to Kravice Waterfalls, Blagaj and Počitelj, plus a note that May–September is the sweet spot. Air Travel Update: Sarajevo Airport handled 213,178 passengers in June (down 7.6% year-on-year), with reduced flights and capacity affecting the figures. Regional Access Rules: Germany, Spain and Belgium published visa-free entry lists for 2026, with Bosnia and Herzegovina included on Germany’s 62-country list for up to 90 days. Local Transport Capacity: Wizz Air cut Tuzla base capacity by about 22% after swapping A321neo for smaller A320neo aircraft, with talks on a third jet continuing. Pilgrimage Interest: Two fully escorted Medjugorje pilgrimages are scheduled for September 2026, combining daily Mass, prayer and excursions. Culture & Memory: London Mayor Sadiq Khan visited Sarajevo and Srebrenica, stressing facts-based remembrance and warning against genocide denial. On-the-Road Inspiration: Daytrip’s summer ranking of “transfer stops” includes Mostar as a top European sightseeing stop between destinations. Migration Policy: BiH Council of Ministers is set to consider ending temporary reception centers for migrants, alongside other state-level rule and compliance items.