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BiH is One of the Most Hospitable Countries in the World

Published: March 14, 2013
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BiH is in eight place on the list of the most hospitable countries in the world for tourists. The World Economic Forum published the list at the beginning of this month.

In the report on the competitiveness of tourist countries fro 2013, 140 countries throughout the world entered. One of the main points in a comprehensive analysis was the category “attitude of citizens towards tourists”.

In the overall ranking of most hospitable countries, BiH takes eight place with 6.6 points out of seven, which is an excellent result.

In front of our country is: Iceland at first place with 6.8 points, New Zealand in second place with 6.8 points, Morocco with 6.7 points, followed by Macedonia, Austria and Senegal also with 6.7 points. Portugal is in sixth place with 6.8 points, which is the same amount of points as BiH, Ireland and Burkina Faso, according to Klix.ba portal that relayed this information from CNN.com.

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