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On International Labour Day Last Year, Thousands of Tourists “occupied” Mostar

Published: May 1, 2020
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Two non-working days for the International Labor day gathered numerous citizens of Mostar away from their city, but thousands of tourists occupied Mostar, especially the old part.

Sunny weather, great hospitality offer, inexpensive prices, with architectural monuments of the highest rank, are persuasive enough for tourists to visit Mostar.

The season seems to have started in a very good and successful way, tourist workers in Mostar announced last year to be a record. The number of visitors we have witnessed in the last two days is another proof of how much our country and its tourist centers are attracting attention all over the world.

Caterers can be happy because the restaurants and cafes were full, and the atmosphere was completed by the brave jump of one of the jumpers.

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