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Mostar in Top 10 most favorable Destinations for 2016

Published: October 1, 2015
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Mostar a Favorable Destination faktor.baThe largest world hotel prices browser Trivago ranked Mostar the second among top ten most favorable destinations for 2016, taking the price and the quality of hotel accommodation as a criterion.

Each of the listed cities has unique tourist attractions, such as ancient walls, wild nature, so they could be considered as a holiday spot as well. Even three Chinese cities are on the list.

The city of Fenghuang in China is on the first place, Mostar is on the second, followed by Veliko Tarnovo (Bulgaria), Novi Sad (Serbia), Pingyao (China), Sibiu (Romania), Suzdal (Russia), Pécs (Hungary), Wayanad (India) and Dali (China).

(Source: fokus.ba)

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