Outlook on Climate Change Adaptation in the Western Balkan Mountains

Tourism

Contribution of tourism to GDP

0 0 1 20 30 40 %

SLOVENIA

HUNGARY

ROMANIA

Subotica

Sesvete

Zagreb

2014

CROATIA

Osijek

2025**

Zrenjanin

Novi Sad

Rijeka

Slavonski Brod

Pula

Pancevo

Beograd

Banja Luka

SERBIA

Sabac

Smederevo

Tuzla

Valjevo

Zenica

Zadar

Kragujevac

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Sarajevo

Cacak

Uzice

Kraljevo

Krusevac

Split

Nis

Mostar

Novi Pazar

Leskovac

MONTENEGRO

Main touristic places

Nikšić

Pristina

Vranje

Cultural Cultural districts, historic and prehistoric sites, religious structures, museums and spas Natural and wildlife centers, botanical gardens, community parks, geologic features, hot springs, national parks and preserves Natural

Gjilane

No data available for Kosovo*

Kosovo*

Podgorica

Prizren

Jobs created through tourism***

Kumanovo

Shkodër

400 000

Skopje

Tetovo

Ski resorts

FYR MACEDONIA

200 000

World Heritage sites (UNESCO)

Kicevo

Cultural Natural

Prilep

100 000 50 000 30 000

Tirana

Durrës

Elbasan

Bitola

Mixed Cultural in danger

50 km

Fier

Korçë

ITALY

GREECE

Main cities

Vlorë

2014

Capital cities Other cities (more than 50 000 inhabitants)

ALBANIA

*This designation is without prejudice to positions on status, and is in line with UNSCR 1244/99 and the ICJ Opinion on the Kosovo declaration of independence. ** Projection. ***Total contribution of travel and tourism to employment, including wider e ects from investment, the supply chain and induced impact impacts.

Sources:NationalGeographic, “WesternBalkans;GeotourismMapGuide”, (balkansgeotourism.travel,acessNovember2015);Croatian NationalTouristBoard, “CroatiaTourismWebsite”, (croatia.hr,accessNovember2015);UNESCO, “WorldHeritageList”, (whc.unesco.org, accessNovember2015);nevasport.com (accessOctober2015);WorldTravelandTourismCouncil, (wttc.org,accessNovember2015).

2025**

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