Enver Ulaj

Meet Enver Ulaj, a certified local guide where visitors would be lucky to be on his tours as he skillfully weaves his guiding skills with his work experiences as a journalist, researcher and civil society activist. Born in Montenegro, he studied in Albania and lives in Kosovo and is well-versed in the history of this region, linking guiding beside his native Albanian, in Serbian and English language too. His calm and positive personality and wide range of knowledge make every guest feel welcome and part of the stories of local residents and various communities. Based on his extensive travel experiences, he published a travelogue book in 2024. He is a certified guide for the western region of Kosovo.

guidesinkosovo@gmail.com

Albanian, English

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