WHERE DO CITIZENS OF REPUBLIKA SRPSKA SPEND THEIR SUMMER HOLIDAYS?

Citizens of Republika Srpska are once again choosing Croatia and Montenegro as their top summer holiday destinations, according to travel agencies in Banja Luka.

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Travel agents report that early booking discounts have expired, and prices have increased compared to the same packages that were available earlier this year — with discounts of up to 25 percent for early reservations.

In Montenegro, average prices range from €70 to €90 per person per day for half-board accommodation, and between €100 and €120 for all-inclusive options. Prices vary depending on the hotel's category and its proximity to the beach.

“Croatia is significantly more expensive,” travel agents noted. “The lowest price for half-board in a modest two-star hotel starts at €70, while better-rated hotels begin at €120 and up.”

When it comes to more distant destinations, travelers from Srpska are mostly interested in Greece, Turkey, and Egypt, with charter flights departing directly from Banja Luka Airport.

Egypt packages start from €850

Turkey from €700

Greece (Loutraki) from €650

Other long-haul destinations are primarily offered via Belgrade departures, where travelers most often choose Spain — including Mallorca, Costa del Sol, and Costa Brava — as well as Greek islands and Cyprus, local agencies confirmed.

Despite rising prices, interest in summer travel remains strong among residents of Republika Srpska, with a noticeable preference for coastal destinations and all-inclusive deals.