Given the legacy of the Bosnian War, tourism is slowly recovering and opening new horizons for travel enthusiasts. Thanks to my recent international recognition, traveling to Bosnia has become much easier than ever before. Every now and then new flights are added to connect Bosnia and Herzegovina with a number of cities around the world. With the availability of greatly improved bus services and well-paved roads, it is not enough to explore this wonderful country, increasing day by day.
Are you planning to visit Bosnia? Would you like to know the best ways to get to Bosnia and Herzegovina?
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How to travel to Bosnia?
You can travel. Travel to Bosnia and Herzegovina in several ways. We have all included it for your convenience.
Traveling to Bosnia by air
Sarajevo International Airport is the main airport in Bosnia that connects this wonderful country with the world. B&H Airlines represents the national airlines of Bosnia and Herzegovina and provides flights to all major European cities.
Sarajevo International Airport also receives flights from italyn airline Alitalia, British Airways, British Airways, Etihad Airways and Adria Airways.
You can travel on a complementary or direct flight to Bosnia and Herzegovina from several major locations such as Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Zurich, Switzerland, Cologne, Germany, Stuttgart, Istanbul and Turkey.
Buses and trains are the best way to get around in Bosnia, and you will find a large network of bus lines run by small private companies. These companies pursue a strict policy regarding the purchase of return flight tickets from the same company from which they first purchased their return tickets.
Traveling to Bosnia by train
If you have time, you can travel on the train to explore the beauty of the scenic Bosnia and Herzegovina. Although traveling by train is slow, it is a great opportunity to get to know this amazing country and its smaller and hard to reach areas.
The “Sarajevo Train Station” is the country’s main railway station that links cities such as Doboj, Banja Luka and Mostar to Belgrade in Serbia and Zagreb in Croatia, and you can take the train from Croatia or Budapest when traveling from other European locations on your way to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Traveling to Bosnia by road
Bosnia has a sprawling network of intercity buses and international buses and is the most used form of public transport. Many privately owned bus companies operate bus lines.
Bosnia Tourism
