Italy in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Frequently asked questions

How attractive is Italy as a destination for visitors from Bosnia and Herzegovina?

Italy is highly appealing to visitors from Bosnia and Herzegovina due to its rich history and culture. The country attracts millions of tourists each year with its iconic cities like Rome, Venice, and Florence, making it an attractive option for a segment of the 3 million people in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Please answer the following question: How safe is Italy for tourists coming from Bosnia and Herzegovina?

Italy's safety for tourists from Bosnia and Herzegovina presents a mixed picture. While Italy ranks 34th out of 40 countries for safety while walking alone at night, which is lower than Bosnia and Herzegovina's 23rd place, it is generally considered a safe destination according to the Global Peace Index, where Italy ranks 33rd out of 160 countries, compared to Bosnia and Herzegovina's 59th. In terms of murder rates, Italy has a lower rate at 0.5 per 100,000 people, compared to Bosnia and Herzegovina's 1.0. Both countries have the same rate for female murders at 0.4. When looking at organized crime, Italy scores higher in mafia presence (9.0) and has a more extensive network of crime (3.0) compared to Bosnia and Herzegovina (4.0 and 6.5, respectively). However, Bosnia and Herzegovina has higher scores in state crime (8.0) and foreign crime (8.0) compared to Italy. Overall, while Italy has certain safety concerns, particularly regarding organized crime, it is generally considered a safe country for tourists, including those from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Visitors should remain vigilant, especially in urban areas.