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Sarajevo Airport aims to become Ryanair Base
Sarajevo Airport has unveiled plans to transform into an airline base as part of a broader strategy to strengthen its market position. The project also includes expanding facilities tailored for low cost carriers, aiming to boost traffic and...

Sarajevo Canton breaks records on World Tourism Day
Future projects include city branding, major infrastructure investments, and the modernisation of Olympic facilities, with nearly 35 million marks (approx. €17.9 million) invested in ski slopes, lighting, and safety projects in recent years.

Air France-KLM Flying Blue October Promo Awards For Travel Through March 31, 2026
Air France-KLM Flying Blue has updated its latest promotional awards for October. These awards are valid for travel through March 31, 2026, and must be booked by the end of this month. The maximum discount is 25% off the required miles, although...

Former US ambassador to Bosnia criticizes White House’s foreign policy
LIMA, Peru — Former U.S. Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina Eric Nelson says the Trump-Vance administration has tarnished the U.S.’s standing around the world. “We’ve really lost our way in terms of understanding what our strengths are, what our...

Dole Archives awards 2025 research fellowship and travel grants, launches new educational grant program
LAWRENCE — The Robert and Elizabeth Dole Archives and Special Collections has awarded grants to researchers and educators that support travel and educational program development, all of which expands usage of the archival collections of Senators...

Travellers expected to ‘broaden their horizons’ in 2026
Far-flung locations and spontaneous city breaks are among the top travel trends to expect in 2026, according to Holiday Extras. The ancillaries specialist has laid out six emerging trends for next year. It predicts that UK holidaymakers will look...

The Hesitant Traveler’s Travel Guide
Joe's Neighborhood By Joe Weeg 10/1/2025 “Let’s go to Vienna!” “Let’s go to Sarajevo!” “Let’s go to Belfast!”… says my wife. And my go-to response? The very first loving words out of my mouth? Are… “NOOOOOOOOO WAY!” You see, my wife wants to see...

GNTO Serbia: Strong interest from Bosnia for tourism in Greece
An event to promote and promote the Greek tourism product in the Bosnian tourist market was held for the first time in Sarajevo, arousing the strong interest of Bosnian visitors for holidays in Greece. The event was organized on Thursday,...

How Mirela’s forbears brought all their traumas to Sarajevo
With her grandparents, Mirela could trace back five generations. In each lifetime, there had been a war, and it had shaped the direction of her family. Stay up to date with Christian news in Europe? Sign up for CNE's newsletter. Recently, I had a...

RZS: 4.43 mln tourists visited Serbia in 2024
BELGRADE - A total 4.43 mln tourists visited Serbia last year, compared to 2.19 mln in 2014, according to figures released by the national statistical office, RZS, to mark September 27, World Tourism Day. In a statement, it said 12.66 mln...

Tourism for People, Planet and Prosperity: Driving Sustainable Growth in BiH
Tourism in Bosnia and Herzegovina is a story of collaboration and partnership, not just of travel destinations. Behind every trail mapped, every guesthouse restored, and every protected area strengthened stand domestic institutions at the state,...

PHOTO A Bosnian village where mountains touch the sky
Tourists and researchers who come to this mountain village emphasize its authenticity, the hospitality of the locals and the cultural heritage that has remained almost intact. During the winter, Lukomir becomes a destination for lovers of snowy...

Bosnia and Herzegovina: “a society that has gone through a genocide is more prone to it happening again”
Home / News / 2025 / September / Bosnia and Herzegovina: “a society that has gone through a genocide is more prone to it happening again” Topic Country/Region 26 September 2025 The Srebrenica massacre remains the only event on European soil since...

Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, makes history with second visit to the Democratic Republic of the Congo - and says sexual violence 'must get under your skin' as she meets survivors of abuse
The Duchess of Edinburgh has made royal history as she visited the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) for a second time this week. Sophie, 60, spent four days in the African country during a secret high-security trip to 'shine a light' on the...

TRANS-SIBERIAN ORCHESTRA's JOEL HOEKSTRA Rips 'Backing Tracks' Accusation: 'It's So Annoying That People Think We Do That'
In a new interview with Meltdown of Detroit's WRIF radio station, TRANS-SIBERIAN ORCHESTRA guitarist Joel Hoekstra spoke late creator Paul O'Neill's refusal to rely on backing tracks or "lip syncing" for any of the performances for the longtime...

Why did the US government shut down?
Closed signs have sprung up across Washington and at federal sites around the US as the government shutdown takes hold. The lights went out at non-essential government agencies after Democrats refused to give Republicans the 60 votes they needed...
Travelers Are Sharing the Exact Moment Their Perspective on Life Changed
Travel opens the door to routines, ideas, and ways of living that may not be visible in everyday life. Being in a new place means navigating different systems, adjusting to unfamiliar lifestyles, and noticing details that usually fade into the...

Ange Postecoglou continues Nottingham Forest winless run while Villa victorious at Feyenoord
Ange Postecoglou's winless streak as Nottingham Forest boss continued on Thursday night, as Nottingham Forest fell to a 3-2 defeat against Danish side Midtjylland. It wasn't the same story elsewhere, though, with both Aston Villa and Crystal...

10 Reasons to Visit Vis, Croatia: A Peaceful Paradise Like No Other
The serene Vis Island in Croatia. Photo by Dreamer4787/Getty Images via Canva Vis is a peaceful paradise unlike any other Croatian island. Because it was closed to visitors for decades, it has maintained its tranquility and natural beauty. But I...

Ambassador of Indonesia to BiH met with the Mayor of Konjic
The Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Manahan M.P. Sitompul, with his associates, visited Konjic on Thursday, where he met with Mayor Osman Ćatić. During the visit, they discussed possibilities for cooperation in...