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Bosnian resorts pivot to summer tourism as climate changes

Bosnian resorts pivot to summer tourism as climate changes

SARAJEVO A short drive from the Mediterranean coast, mid-altitude mountain resorts near Sarajevo — traditionally dependent on snow sports — are slowly but steadily pivoting to attract summertime tourists. Despite Bosnia’s notoriously poor...

European Execs Discuss Gender Parity, Inclusion & Ethics In Current Film Climate: “Quotas Are A Tool To Accelerate Change” – Sarajevo

European Execs Discuss Gender Parity, Inclusion & Ethics In Current Film Climate: “Quotas Are A Tool To Accelerate Change” – Sarajevo

A group of top European execs kicked off the penultimate day of the Sarajevo Film Festival’s industry program with a discussion about gender parity, ethical standards and whether or not quotas and inclusion targets can accelerate change in the...

Bosnia's mountain resorts pivot to summer tourism as climate changes

Bosnia's mountain resorts pivot to summer tourism as climate changes

SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina — A short drive from the Mediterranean coast, mid-altitude mountain resorts near Sarajevo — traditionally dependent on snow sports — are slowly but steadily pivoting to attract summertime tourists. Despite Bosnia’s...

Bosnia's mountain resorts pivot to summer tourism as climate changes (World)

Bosnia's mountain resorts pivot to summer tourism as climate changes (World)

Photo: AP Photo/Armin Durgut A Bosnian Muslim woman prepares wool that she later knits into sweaters or socks and sells to tourists in Umoljani village on Bjelasnica mountain near Sarajevo, Bosnia, Tuesday, Aug. 5, 2025. A short drive from the...

Climate change drives Sarajevo’s mountains to embrace summer visitors

Climate change drives Sarajevo’s mountains to embrace summer visitors

A short drive from the Mediterranean coast, mid-altitude mountain resorts near Sarajevo, traditionally dependent on snow sports, are slowly but steadily pivoting to attract summertime tourists. Despite Bosnia’s notoriously poor record-keeping,...

Weather service issues red warning for parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Weather service issues red warning for parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina

According to the Federal Hydrometeorological Institute of BiH, Monday will be sunny and extremely warm with a maximum air temperature of 32 to 37 degrees, while in the south it will reach up to 40 degrees.

'It won't stop': Trump administration telegraphs more military action against drug cartels

'It won't stop': Trump administration telegraphs more military action against drug cartels

The US on Wednesday said it would conduct more military action against Venezuelan drug smugglers, a day after the Pentagon hit a boat allegedly carrying drugs for the criminal group Tren de Aragua. US President Donald Trump said he had ordered a...

Transporters forced the Government to take Action, Damages Amounting to Millions

Transporters forced the Government to take Action, Damages Amounting to Millions

A little less than 48 hours was enough for the transporters to somehow force the authorities to work in sync. A series of meetings resulted in agreements that led to the lifting of the blockade, the resolution of strategic issues related to...

Peace in Ukraine requires a territorial fudge

Peace in Ukraine requires a territorial fudge

There is much scepticism, on all sides, about the possibility of a breakthrough in Donald Trump’s diplomacy to end the Ukraine war. Elite opinion seems to have already passed its verdict: The Alaska summit a triumph for Putin, who scored a PR win,...

The quiet return of the diaspora – why more and more Bosnians are moving back home

The quiet return of the diaspora – why more and more Bosnians are moving back home

Bosnia and its neighbours have traditionally faced issues with large segments of their populations moving abroad. However, this could well be changing. Attracted by improvements in quality of life, many diaspora members are thinking of returning...

How Xi's green vision sparks hope for a sustainable world

How Xi's green vision sparks hope for a sustainable world

A herder checks the operation of a center-pivot irrigation system in an alfalfa field at the Livestock Demonstration Center in Idini village, Mauritania, on July 18 (XINHUA) On the edge of the Sahara Desert, Amadou Diarra grew up watching the wind...

From Gaming to AI to IP: Why Sarajevo’s Industry Event Is Doubling Down to Ensure Balkan Filmmakers ‘Are Part of the Conversation’

From Gaming to AI to IP: Why Sarajevo’s Industry Event Is Doubling Down to Ensure Balkan Filmmakers ‘Are Part of the Conversation’

In the more than two decades since it launched as the parallel industry arm of the Sarajevo Film Festival, CineLink Industry Days has established itself as the premier showcase and breeding ground for talent from the former Yugoslavia, growing its...

How Forward Thinking, a Fresh Look and ‘Young Blood’ From the Balkan Region Has the Sarajevo Film Festival Ready for the Future

How Forward Thinking, a Fresh Look and ‘Young Blood’ From the Balkan Region Has the Sarajevo Film Festival Ready for the Future

For its 30th edition last year, the Sarajevo Film Festival unveiled a bold revamp, shifting the nucleus of its activities from its traditional home in the heart of the city’s old town to its modern quarters, a move that festival topper Jovan...

Not enough snow anymore: How climate change is pushing Bosnian resorts to pivot to summer tourism

Not enough snow anymore: How climate change is pushing Bosnian resorts to pivot to summer tourism

By&nbspAP with Indrabati Lahiri Published on 12/08/2025 - 12:01 GMT+2 A short drive from the Mediterranean coast, mid-altitude mountain resorts near Sarajevo- traditionally dependent on snow sports- are slowly but steadily pivoting to attract...

Xiconomics: How Xi's green vision sparks hope for a sustainable world

BEIJING, Aug. 14 (Xinhua) -- On the edge of the Sahara Desert, Amadou Diarra grew up watching the wind carry sand across the thin, tired grass. Villagers in his hometown in Mauritania moved with their herds, chasing pasture that grew scarcer each...

Mines, Memory, and Migration on Bosnia’s Perilous Border

Mines, Memory, and Migration on Bosnia’s Perilous Border

Believing Serbia’s favorable policy toward Cubans was ending, the Rodriguez family joined a group of their compatriots and headed for the border, where they paid a local fisherman to carry them across the Drina River in a wooden boat and into...

Egypt’s Tourism Minister visits Bosnia to boost tourist arrivals

Egypt’s Tourism Minister visits Bosnia to boost tourist arrivals

Egypt’s Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, Sherif Fathy, has met with officials in Bosnia and Herzegovina to discuss ways to increase tourist traffic from the Balkan country to Egypt, the ministry said in a statement. Fathy held an expanded...

EUFOR’s Annual “Quick Response” Exercise to be held in September

EUFOR’s Annual “Quick Response” Exercise to be held in September

The annual EUFOR exercise “Quick Response” will be held from 9 to 26 September across Bosnia and Herzegovina. The exercise will involve EUFOR forces from 25 participating countries deployed in BiH, temporarily reinforced by reserve units from the...

Egyptian Minister Sherif Fathy to make the First Official Visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina

Egyptian Minister Sherif Fathy to make the First Official Visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina

The ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) to Egypt, Sabit Subasic, announced the first-ever official visit of an Egyptian minister to our country, and it concerns the Minister of Tourism, Sherif Fathy. That is not all – among the good news,...

POWERCHINA Drives Green Energy Transition In Europe And Central Asia Amid Growing Global Climate Pressures

POWERCHINA Drives Green Energy Transition In Europe And Central Asia Amid Growing Global Climate Pressures

(MENAFN- PR Newswire) In May, POWERCHINA entered into a general contracting agreement with Spain's Viroque Energy for the Arreaz Photovoltaic Power Station in San Roque, Cádiz. The project, with an installed capacity of 44 megawatts, includes...

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