Travel to Bosnia

Tony Martin's bladder was crying when one person excluded the plastic bucket behind the driver's seat after driving for more than two hours on the bus without a bathroom. Some people quit smoking, who are avoided by the smell of cigarettes and give discomfort to the body. Fortunately, he is not the only one of them. Most of the men, women, and children he met in Bosnia smelled cigarettes. He was a smoker in the early days, but he never left home without mint or spray.

I do not know what to expect to come to Bosnia and Sarajevo, except for a brief explanation of the trauma of the 1990s, I do not know much about it. Unfortunately, I admit that I decided to go to Bosnia. Because I wanted to know more about the past of the blood and tried to understand the conflict from a more partial perspective. On the contrary, what we have found is that those who are trying to abandon this wartime identity - "We are not war" attracted new types of tourists.

As of December 2013, Bosnia and Herzegovina is an interesting country where you can travel for travel journalists with a background of political and conflict resolution. In addition to history, this place is really beautiful. Between the natural playground in Sutjeska National Park and the attractive city center of Sarajevo, you can catch your hungry travelers in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is also a value destination. The food, drinks and attractions here are very reasonable. What I like about Belize is that there is no massive invasion of resorts like Northern Mexico, even though it is the home of the perfect ocean and beautiful beaches. Places like Caye Caulker are still "owned" by backpackers and I hope they will remain in this state. I still have to return to the Blue Hole to skydive, this is definitely on my list.

The US Embassy in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, has created the "National Business Guide". It is an annual report that comprehensively validates the business and economic environment of Bosnia and Herzegovina through economic, political and market analysis. It can be seen on the website of the Embassy Sarajevo. Exports in 2017 increased 17% year-on-year, totaling 5.55 billion euros. The total trade in 2017 amounted to 14.97 billion euros, an increase of 14% over the previous year. Goods imports increased by 12% to 932 million euros. Compared with the previous year, the import ratio of exports increased by 3%, currently 61%. In 2017, Bosnia · Herzegovina mainly exported automobile seats, electricity, wood, aluminum, furniture. In the same year, imported crude oil, automobile, engine oil, coal, briquettes mainly.