Stefan van Dijk, of Travel Massive Kosovo and tourism host at Kosovo Info and Kosovo Blogs, is sharing just some of the many tips to exploring Kosovo like a local. Stefan emigrated in 2012 from The Netherlands to Kosovo simply because he believes it is the perfect country to combine ambition and ideals. Let’s ask a few […]
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The illuminated snow is mirroring right into my face the brightness only a winter’s sun can give, forcing me to squint as I desperately try to jot words down in my scrapbook. I am surrounded by laughter, chatter and music— a great reminder that the youngest population in Europe is right here, in the heart […]
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Sun was up and of course I found myself wishing it wasn’t Friday night just a couple of hours ago. I had enjoyed the hell out of my night though; friends, theatre, social/political convos, and beer- who can ask for more!? It was 7 in the morning and I needed to rush out of my […]
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My name is Ashley Wood and I’m the executive director of Albanian Voices. Our organization aims to record Albanian oral history, preserve its culture and teach others about it. Recently, we raised enough money through Indiegogo to fund a trip to Albania, Montenegro, Kosovo and Macedonia to research and document the Albanian culture there. I […]
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The nation of Kosovo – Europe’s newest – was born in 2008, and its capital, Pristina, is awash in NGO money that’s given the city a free-spirited nightlife, a reborn enthusiasm that recalls 1990s Berlin, Belfast, and Prague, and a pocket of cosmopolitanism unlike anything else in the Balkans. The city teems with restaurants serving […]
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Marc Perry is a British expat living in Kosovo who has been captivated by its landscapes, where flat plains meet soaring mountains, the kind hospitality of the people, and a fascinating history of the land. First, forget all images of war… Gone? Good. Kosovo is a vibrant and friendly state full of rewarding experiences for independent travellers. […]
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