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Central Bosnia Expects an Increase in the Number of Guests

The summer tourist season in Central Bosnia is in full swing and according to the director of the ŽSB Tourist Board, Miroslav Matošević, they are currently recording a three to five percent drop in the number of arrivals and overnight stays, but he believes that the situation will change by the end of the summer. Summer tourism in Central Bosnia is mainly driven by three destinations - Fojnica, Travnik and the royal city of Jajce, and guests are…
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The summer tourist season in Central Bosnia is in full swing and according to the director of the ŽSB Tourist Board, Miroslav Matošević, they are currently recording a three to five percent drop in the number of arrivals and overnight stays, but he believes that the situation will change by the end of the summer. Summer tourism in Central Bosnia is mainly driven by three destinations - Fojnica, Travnik and the royal city of Jajce, and guests are…

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Radiotelevizija Herceg-Bosne broke the news on Friday, July 17, 2026.
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