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On 18 January 2022, at the invitation of the University of the Grisons (FHGR), Swissctonact facilitated a half-day session for some 20 students from the specialization "Sustainable

Snowtubing in winter and an adventure park for summer activities are two new tourism products to begin development in Opoja, Dragash/Dragaš area in Kosovo, through a partnership agreement

On 16 November 2021, the Promoting Private Sector Employment project started the third phase, which will run until November 2025. The project will continue to focus on the Food and

 The cold and snowy months of winter bring together enthusiasts who eagerly anticipate the return to slopes and estivate their adventurous spirit. For those that don’t find ultimate h

 Coronavirus has changed the way we travel and tourism in general. At the peak of the pandemic, most of the destinations were obliged to implement travel restrictions and the industry

 Over the past years, Peja municipality has topped the list of important touristic destinations in Kosovo. The increase on demand for adventure and new touristic attractions has encouraged

 On International Day of Rural Women, which is celebrated every year on 15 October, the Promoting Private Sector Employment project organized an event to highlight the role women play

 The COVID-19 pandemic has created a new reality in the tourism sector. In Kosovo, the new reality manifested also through the promotion of Kosovo as a destination, with a greater

For SuperXplorers,a dream came true this summer. The month of July 2021 witnessed the first edition of Eja n’Sharr Fest / Go to Sharr Fest - an old idea turned into a festival full of

 The town of Deçan and its surrounding are no stranger to locals, who for a very long time now have considered it as the perfect location to place their camping tents and reside on f

The beekeeping sector is this year's focus of Association ORGANIKA as part of its activities to consolidate organic farming in Kosovo. Already eight presentations were held to beekeeper

Earlier this month, the Kosovo Chamber of Hospitality and Tourism gathered representatives from public and private institutions in Kosovo and the region, to discuss ways of how to