Fitim Bunjaku
Born in Prishtina and since 2008 works as a toursit guide and manages the Tourist Center in the Municipality of Artana (Novobërdë) where he organizes visits of cultural and natural heritage throughout the territory of the Republic of Kosovo and Albania. Since 2010 he has been certified as a guide for cultural and mountain tourism at UBT University and is also a member of GUIDEKS since its establishment. He has completed higher education in Economics and Sustainable Tourism as well as English Language and American Studies.
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Albanian, English
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