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Original Message sent to Tourist Agency from Croatia which replaced Mosques with Churches

Published: December 22, 2018
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Tourist agency Adriatic-travel based in Split was in the focus of Bosnia and Herzegovina public today.

Split-based travel agency Adriatic-travel offers tourists the opportunity to visit cities of Mostar and Medjugorje in Bosnia and Herzegovina and on one of the “promotional” photographs of Mostar, two mosques: Hadzi-Kurt and Nezir-agina were replaced by churches.

Also, instead of munara, the bell towers of the church and Cathedral were placed.  Namely, on the promotional photo showing Mostar covered with snow, two mosques were removed by photomontage and the cross was put in the wrong place. But it did not take a long time to wait for the response of the people from Mostar.

On social networks, a photomontage appeared, showing Split with a mosque, and was written “Sunny Split”. The tourists saw this move of Adriatic-travel obviously as a not so nice joke, and decided to reply in the same manner, and Twitter was sson overwhelmed with sarcasm.

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