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Bosnia is a Balkan country that was formerly part of Yugoslavia. It borders Croatia to the north, west and southwest, Serbia to the east and Montenegro to the southeast. Mostly mountainous, it has access to a tiny portion of the Adriatic Sea coastline in the south. The Serbian region or Serb Republic/Republika Srbska is most notably autonomous both culturally and politically. Although agriculture is almost all in private hands, farms are small and inefficient, and the republic traditionally is a net importer of food. Industry has been greatly overstaffed, one reflection of the socialist economic structure of Yugoslavia. Although agriculture is almost all in private hands, farms are small and inefficient, and the republic traditionally is a net importer of food. Industry has been greatly overstaffed, one reflection of the socialist economic structure of Yugoslavia. Sarajevo Airport (IATA: SJJ) is in the suburb of Butmir and is relatively close to the city centre. There is no direct public transportation, and taxi fares to/from the airport are surprisingly expensive for the short distance - your best bet is to take a taxi to the tram terminus at Ilidza and board the tram for the last part of your journey, cost 1.8KM). The national carrier of Bosnia & Herzegovina is BH Airlines (formerly known as Air Bosna). Until early 2009, the relatively-unknown airline flew few infrequent routes using two old ATR-72 planes. However, the airline is now acquiring larger planes and serving many more destinations, primarily around Europe. Their website now has flight information and a new booking facility. Some of their destinations include Skopje, Copenhagen, Prague and Istanbul. Serbia's Jat Airways connects Sarajevo daily via Belgrade (with a late night-early morning service), and from there one can connect with other JAT domestic and international flights. Mostar, Tuzla and Banja Luka also have international airports, though services to these (from Istanbul, Frankfurt, Zurich and Belgrade and are spasmodic at present. (Pause for advertisement): Find airline tickets, travel deals, bed and breakfasts, Cheap flights. Obtain air fare prices, lodging, air tickets, and student travel. Check out flights, trip tickets, air line specials, low prices on air travel fares and more at AirGorilla.com (end of ad). Train services across the country are slowly improving once again, though speeds and frequencies are still low. Much of the rail infrastructure was damaged during the recent conflict, and lines have been opened on a priority basis, though not to the high level of service pre-war. Trains also operate from Sarajevo heading towards Mostar and the Adriatic Sea terminating at Ploce in Croatia. Services operate a few times daily, are relatively empty and provide possibly the most stunning rail journey in all of Bosnia! Bosnia is a beautiful country to drive in as the scenery is spectacular. However, due to the mountainous terrain, atrocious driving by many road users (including dangerous overtaking on narrow highways), and generally poor condition of the road around the country, do not expect speeds will be fast - especially given the relatively short distance 'as the crow flies'. Road travel is possible throughout most of the country. However, some roads are still damaged from the war, and poorly maintained. Buses are plentiful in and around Bosnia. Most international buses arrive at the Sarajevo bus station (austobusna stanica) which is located next to the railway station close to the centre of Sarajevo. Ferries are available from Neum to other cities on the Adriatic connecting to Croatia and other countries. There are no international ferries across the Adriatic to Italy, but these do operate from Dubrovnik and Split. A lot of Bosnians, especially the younger generation will speak English and sometimes German, and the older generations tended to have studied English, French or German in school.
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