I'm planning to visit Europe this summer and I only have a rough scetch of my itinerary in my head. Which countrie would you recommend staying away from due to the Kosovo conflict? Thanks
Which Countries to stay away from in Europe due to Yugo. Conflict?
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Well Yugoslavia for starters. Then Albania and, I hate to say it, Macedonia. [Although we are planning on attending a 3 week seminar in Skopje in July.] Bosnia would be problematic, especially in the Srpska Republic. As for the other bordering countries, I'd stay away from the border!
I would skip the Blkan area for now. Romania, Bulgaria, Albania,Turkey and even Greece to play it safe.
What about Italy? We're heading to Venice at the end of April, should we be concerned?
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