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Tourism development in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Overview
Tourism development in Bosnia and Herzegovina has seen recent progress through both infrastructure projects and international recognition of natural sites.
In Travnik, the Zastavac waterfall on the Kozica river was officially opened to the public following renovations. This is part of the ‘Via delle Cascate’ project, an initiative funded by the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation and implemented by CISP. The project aims to create a tourist route connecting Travnik, Jajce, and Bihać to support sustainable tourism in central and northwestern Bosnia.
Additionally, the Kravica Waterfalls near Ljubuški received international attention after being ranked seventh on a list of the 12 best ‘hidden gems in Europe for 2026’ by the platform European Best Destinations. The recognition of the Trebižat River site is viewed by local authorities as an incentive for continued sustainable tourism development in the region.
Entities
Tübingen · Sarah Eti Castellani · Motovun · Municipality of Travnik · Zastavac Waterfall
Timeline
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14 days ago
[CULTURE] 4 sourcesKravica Waterfalls ranked among Europe's top hidden gems for 2026Kravica Waterfalls in Bosnia and Herzegovina ranked seventh on European Best Destinations' list of Europe's top 12 hidden gems for 2026.
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24 days ago
[CULTURE] 5 sourcesZastavac Waterfall officially opened in Travnik as part of tourism projectThe Zastavac waterfall in Travnik has officially opened following renovations funded by the 1.8 million euro ‘Via delle Cascate’ project, aimed at boosting sustainable tourism in Bosnia.
Sources
072info.com · jajce-online.com · oslobodjenje.ba · tuzlalive.ba · zene.ba