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Barman Tarabar Company provides international transportation services to Bosnia, Croatia and Slovenia.
Bosnia (shipping to Bosnia):
Bosnia and Herzegovina, or officially the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is a country located in southeastern Europe.
Economy:
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s economy has gradually improved since the civil war that broke out in the 1990s. Bosnia and Herzegovina is known as a developing country with a mixed economy. Important economic sections are extractive industries, steel, metals, wood and furniture industry, machinery and electronics industry, mining and natural gas industry, and food industry.
Trade and Exports:
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s foreign trade is increasing rapidly. The main exports of Bosnia and Herzegovina are wood products, metals, clothing, food products and minerals. This country wants to develop its business relations with regional and European countries. Bosnia and Herzegovina’s membership in the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the prominence of the Central European Free Trade Area (CEFTA) have given it easier access to international markets.
Transportation:
Bosnia and Herzegovina has a developed transportation infrastructure. The road network of this country is connected to the main road network of Southern and Eastern Europe and provides the possibility of international transportation. In addition, rail transportation and sea transportation are also used sometimes.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has land borders with neighboring countries such as; Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro.
Bosana customs:
between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia – Emodoge customs: land border of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia – Drogomilo customs: land border of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro – Glivić customs: between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia. They have an important role in facilitating trade and export/import internationally.
Overall, Bosnia and Herzegovina is an attractive destination for business, investment and tourism with its developing economy, untouched geography and many tourist attractions.
Also, Bosnia and Herzegovina’s efforts for economic and trade reforms and the development of international trade relations make this country an attractive market for business cooperation.
There are different ways for the international transportation of goods through Bosnia and Herzegovina. We mention some of these ways below:
As a country with no access to water routes, Bosnia and Herzegovina focuses more on land and air transportation. Therefore, for export and import, it is more common to use these ways of transportation for the entry and exit of goods from Bosnia and Herzegovina. However, Barman Tarabar transportation company provides transportation services to all the cities of this country through the ports of near countries such as Rejika.
Road transportation (shipping by road):
Bosnia and Herzegovina has a strong road network that is connected to the main road network of Southern and Eastern Europe.
Rail transportation (shipping by rail):
Bosnia and Herzegovina has a railway network that is connected to the railway network of Southern and Eastern Europe. This network allows you to transport goods by rail through Bosnia and Herzegovina to other European countries.
Sea transportation (shipping by sea):
Bosnia and Herzegovina does not have access to seaports, but you can use near seaports such as Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro to ship goods.
Air transportation (air freight):
Bosnia and Herzegovina has Sarajevo International Airport, which is an air transportation hub. By using air freight, you can transport goods quickly and in shorter time to the final destination.
Sarajevo International Airport: Sarajevo International Airport is located in Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This airport has a cargo transportation department and facilities exporting and importing the goods.
Tuzla International Airport: Tuzla International Airport is located in Tuzla city. This airport also has a cargo transportation department and facilities exporting and importing the goods.
Banja Luka International Airport: Banja Luka International Airport is located in the city of Banja Luka. This airport also has cargo transportation facilities and a section for commercial cargo. Call 09120290677 for shipping to this country and for free consultation.
Croatia (shipping to Croatia):
Croatia (Republic of Croatia) is a country in southeast of Europe and is on the coast of the Adriatic Sea.
Economy:
Economy of Croatia is a mixed economy, including manufacturing, services, agriculture, and tourism industries. Tourism is one of the important economic sections of Croatia and makes a lot of income for the country. Croatia’s industrial sections include petroleum, lake drilling, steel, chemical, machinery and electronics industries.
Business and Investment:
Croatia is an attractive market for investment and the government has established policies to facilitate the business and investment process. The country is a member of the European Union and benefits from commercial advantages and easy access to European markets. Also, Croatia is trying to create a good environment for businesses with economic reforms and infrastructure upgrades.
Trade and export:
Croatian exported products are machinery, household appliances, clothing, food and beverages, wood and construction products, and chemical industry products. Also, as a popular tourist destination, Croatia benefits from the income of tourism. The capital of Croatia, Zagreb, is very attractive with its busy markets, historical architecture and cultural attractions.
You can choose the best methods of international transportation of goods considering these ways of transportation and advantages of Croatia in terms of economy and trade. You can choose the appropriate method for shipping based on the type of goods, time schedule and final destination, Also, it is recommended to contact international shipping companies in Croatia to get advice on more detailed shipping options and how to do them.
According to the location of Croatia and its advanced transport infrastructure, some suggestions for international transportation through Croatia are:
Sea transportation (shipping by sea):
With the Adriatic coast, Croatia has important seaports such as the port of Rijeka, the port of Zadar and the port of Pula. Through these ports, you can ship cargo by sea to global destinations. Sea freight is suitable for heavy goods, with a large volume, or no time limit. Barman Transport Company, by having offices in Dubai and Turkey, can easily provide sea transportation services to this country.
Croatia, as a coastal country in the east of the Adriatic Sea, has important commercial ports that play a key role in the country’s international trade and transportation. We mention some commercial ports in Croatia below:
Rijeka Port:
Rijeka Port is one of the largest seaports in the Adriatic and has strong cargo transportation infrastructure and export and import facilities. This port plays an important role in regional and international trade and is considered as the sea gate of Croatia.
Pula Port:
Pula Port is located in the northeast of Croatia and is one of the most important ports in this country. This port has cargo transportation facilities and special sections for trade and marine industries.
Zadar Port:
Zadar Port is located in the north of Croatia and has an important role in the export and import of this country. This port has suitable infrastructure for cargo transportation and commercial facilities.
Dubrovnik Port:
Dubrovnik Port is located in the south of Croatia and is one of the important ports of this country. As one of the famous tourist destinations in the Adriatic, this port has commercial and cargo transportation facilities.
Road transportation (shipping by road):
Croatia has a good road network that is connected to the road network of southern and eastern Europe. You can transport goods by Croatian roads to neighboring countries such as Austria, Serbia, Hungary and Italy. Road transportation is usually suitable for smaller, less bulky goods and shorter transportation time.
Croatia has land borders with several countries, and in these borders there are border customs to facilitate trade and the travel of people and goods. We mention some of the borders and border customs of Croatia by rail and road below:
Border with Slovenia:
Land border of Croatia with Slovenia is established through several points. Some important border customs are:
Jazironak customs
Nova Ghoritsa Customs
Bistritse customs
Border with Serbia: Croatia’s land border with Serbia is established through several points in different ways. Some of the important border customs are:
Batrach Customs
Likovu customs
Border with Montenegro: Croatia’s land border with Montenegro is established through several points. Some important border customs are:
Dobro customs
Border with Hungary:
Croatia’s land border with Hungary is established through several points. Some important border customs are:
Techni customs
Sidlok Customs
Air transportation (air freight):
Croatia has important international airports such as Zagreb Airport and Sepulina Airport. By using air freight, you can transport goods quickly and in shorter time to distant destinations. Air transportation is suitable for essential, time-limited or high-value goods.
Rail transportation:
Croatia has an advanced railway network that is connected to the railway network of Southern and Eastern Europe. Railway transportation is suitable for heavy, bulky goods or goods that need safe and stable transportation.
Finally, for choosing the method of international shipping through Croatia, you should make a decision based on the type of goods, final destination, timing, costs and other related factors. Barman Tarabar International Transport Company has official offices in Turkey and can export or import your goods to all over the world and has had thousands of successful shipping experiences in this field. Call 09120290677 for more information and free consultation.
Slovenia (shipping to Slovenia):
Slovenia is a small country located in the European continent. The economy of Slovenia is based on the diversification of industrial, agricultural and service sectors. There is some general information about Slovenia’s economy and business below:
Economy:
Slovenia has an open and advanced economy. As a member of the European Union and the Eurozone, this country uses the Euro currency. Slovenia is considered as one of the developing countries in Europe and has a high level of social welfare and quality of life.
Industry:
important industrial sections are automotive, machine building, electronics, metalworking, food processing, chemical, fiber and clothing industries. Also, information and communication technology is a growing industry in Slovenia.
Agriculture:
Agriculture also has an important role in Slovenia. The country has fertile soils and rich water resources that help the agricultural industry and promote the production of crops such as grains, fruits, vegetables, medicinal plants and dairy products.
International trade:
Slovenia acts in the world market as an exporter and importer of goods. Slovenia exports products such as machinery, automobiles, chemical products, electronics, and agricultural products. Also, this country imports petroleum products, machinery, electronics and food.
Slovenia is located in the center of Europe and has an important role in the international transportation of goods. This country uses different ways to transport goods. As a country with no access to water, Slovenia focuses more on land and air transportation. For exports and imports, it is common to use these means of transportation to bring goods in and out of Slovenia. We mention some methods of international transportation of goods through Slovenia below:
Road transportation (shipping by road):
Slovenia has an advanced road network and its location in major transport routes in Europe makes it a road transport hub. Slovenia has several commercial border customs that have an important role in facilitating trade and the travel of people and goods with Slovenia’s neighboring countries. We mention some commercial border customs of Slovenia below:
Ghvard Customs Office:
located on the border of Slovenia and Croatia -Nova Gorica Customs Office: on the border of Slovenia and Italy. Dobova Customs Office: Border between Slovenia and Croatia – Ljubljana Brnik Customs Office: located at Ljubljana International Airport. These customs have important roles in facilitating trade and the travel of goods and services by airplanes.
Rail transportation (shipping by rail):
Slovenia has an important role in the transportation of goods by rail according to its location on the rail transportation routes between Eastern and Western Europe. This country has a network of railway lines that provide connections between cities and transportation terminals.
Slovenia has an international cargo airport that offers cargo transportation services. We mention below the international cargo airport of Slovenia:
Ljubljana Airport (Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport): Ljubljana Airport is located in the capital of Slovenia, the city of Ljubljana. This airport is one of the largest airports in Slovenia and also offers cargo transportation services. Ljubljana Airport has suitable facilities and infrastructure for cargo and cargo transportation.
Ljubljana Airport (Jože Pučnik) is located in the northern suburbs of the Ljubljana and is connected to the Slovenian road and rail transportation network by road and rail. This airport allows the export and import of goods and is used for international cargo transportation.
Sea transportation (shipping by sea):
Barman Tarabar International Transportation Company has official offices in Turkey and can export or import your goods to the important ports of this country such as Cooper and has had thousands of successful shipping experiences in this field .
Contact us for more information and free consultation.
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