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In Eastern Herzegovina, Bosnia, wine is the invisible and lasting tie with both the land and its generations.

Burek, a flaky savory pie that could have cheese, meat, spinach or even pumpkin, is always reliable and sums up how ripe the Balkans are for inspirational travel.

Trebinje, Bosnia-Herzegovina. Along the banks of the Trebisnjica river, in the Petrovo and Popovo Polje plains, vines grow surrounded by stony and lunar mountains. These vines give life to zilavka and vranac, two wines that have made the history and success of enology in Eastern Herzegovina.

Washed down with local wine and topped off by rich deserts, Kosovo’ food will convince you to stay longer. I should know: that happened to me.

Is the future of Bosnia grim? Unemployment is high, nationalistic leaders ignore the people in pursuit of their own self-serving goals and gridlock is the norm.

Many youths in Europe are struggling with unemployment and young adults sense that their institutions are failing. Will we see a “youthquake” in the Balkans?

Troyan pottery from Bulgaria is now available at some HomeGoods locations in the United States! This special art forms at the Balkans has a shot at thriving.