The fast growth of tourism in Kosovo follows the global trends in this sector, especially in the last ten years. There is a constant flow of new tourism products
It is a common story in post-war Kosovo. After re-building homes and lives, once their children grow up and become independent, women find there are other ways to
Swisscontact is working closely with the municipal authorities in Pristina and Prizren, two major cities in Kosovo, to support the development of the tourism sector
“I joined the city’s mounting hiking and climbing group when I was 17. Then I started work as mountain guide, although I never thought this would be my full-time car
“We always grew buckwheat in our family farm. My mother’s buckwheat bread, pies and pastry were famous, and people kept asking to buy these products. So, I thought we
Hiking trails for the adventurous? Check. UNESCO-protected heritage sites? Check. Traditional accommodations? Urban getaways? Rich local cuisine and great macchiato?
“I have worked alongside my family in collecting medicinal aromatic plants since I was a child. This is good work, suitable for all ages, and a good opportunity f
Zehajdin Kelmendi, 55, has been a farmer all his life. He cultivates vegetables, wheat, watermelons, and corn. Over the years, he has slowly increased the cultivation
By: Linda Baleta, Public Relations & Communications Expert In a culture obsessed with doing just about anything to preserve youth, it is not easy to consider
A landlocked country where you can explore outdoors all year round, while peppering your stay with a unique culinary experience and enriching your spirit at diverse
