Eleven bloggers from several countries, led by BiH. by travel writer Robert Dacešin, visited the most beautiful parts of our country, from rivers and mountains to cities and hidden places. Their stories will soon reach millions of people around the world through social networks.
One country, 11 days, 11 travelers and countless new stories. The adventures of world-famous influencers through BiH will soon reach millions of people around the world. But what they liked most about their trip through our country were the people.
“I liked the people of Bosnia and Herzegovina the most, because they are unique, three nations, Serbs, Bosniaks and Croats, little Yugoslavia, they are all in one place. Everyone works together, they understand each other, it doesn’t matter if you are a Serb, a Bosniak or a Croat, they make this country,” says Paul Barbato, a blogger from the USA.
Nature, cities and local cuisine
In addition to hospitality, the guests also got to know the country’s natural potential. Among other things, they visited Sarajevo, Mostar, Konjic, Bihać, Banja Luka, Jajce, Livno and Trebinje. BiH were delighted. rivers and the activities offered, such as rafting or kayaking. They were no less impressed by the local cuisine.
“My favorite food is burek. I really like coffee and I think it’s the best here. I like strong Bosnian coffee. I know that everyone here drinks a lot of coffee, and sometimes I also drink brandy,” said Gustav Rosted, a blogger from Denmark.
A country for everyone
From food and customs to nature and cultural heritage, precisely this diversity is what, according to travelers, makes Bosnia and Herzegovina special.
“I would say that this is a country for everyone. I think that Bosnia and Herzegovina should be talked about more. If you show people photos of nature, food and architecture, and you don’t tell them the name of the country, they will wonder where it is. When you tell them that it is Bosnia and Herzegovina, they will be surprised,” says Sam Urrea, a blogger from the USA.
The goal is an authentic story about Bosnia and Herzegovina
The goal of the trip, says organizer Robert Dacešin, was to present Bosnia and Herzegovina through authentic stories of people who will convey their experience to millions of followers.
“When we talk about what they liked the most, somehow we always come back to that freedom, in every sense, the freedom of wild rivers, waterfalls, lakes, hospitable people, the freedom of life here, that certain way of existence of these people here, and the fact that in Europe, in general, there are not many such wild countries, in terms of nature, with such tame and hospitable people as here,” emphasizes Robert Dacešin, BH. travel writer.
The power of social media referrals
Tourism worker Marin Mamuza believes that stories like this are the best way to promote the country.
“In this way, with these 11 people we brought to Bosnia and Herzegovina, we brought over 15 million people who follow them, because these followers have built emotional relationships with their influencers, just as our people have strong connections with our Robert, they meet them, take pictures and when he recommends a country, they will believe him that it is so. So do other influencers,” says Marin Mamuza, a tourism worker.
They visited different cities, saw different landscapes and had different experiences, but with one common message – Bosnia and Herzegovina is a country that should be known, writes N1 BiH.
