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Out of 140 Countries, Bosnia and Herzegovina on the Eighth Place in the Hospitality

Published: September 25, 2014
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sebiljThis month, the World Economic Forum published a report on hospitality towards tourists in 140 countries. According to the report,  BiH is ranked on the eighth place. On the other side, Macedonia occupies 4th place, which presents the highest score of the countries in the region, writes Therichest.com.

In order to make a reliable list, the organization evaluated several aspects on which the ranking is made​​. Namely, they used culture, history, geography and attraction to approach towards tourists as criteria. As it is previously known, BiH has “open arms” and welcomes all people who visit.

Otherwise, the tourism economy could have a significant effect on the economy of Bosnia and Herzegovina, but only if a system that will deliver would be established.

(Source: nap.ba)

 

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