Kushtrim Hoti

Meet Kushtrim Hoti, a GUIDEKS certified local guide for the northern region of Kosovo. With a passion for history, nature, and local storytelling, he guides visitors through South and North Mitrovica, Skenderaj, Zvečan, and Vushtrri, offering an authentic experience rich in cultural insight. Kushtrim offers specialized tours focused on industrial heritage through Visit Trepça and is also actively involved in organizing cultural events in Mitrovica.————— Njihuni me Kushtrim Hotin – udhërrëfyes lokal i certifikuar nga GUIDEKS për rajonin e veriut të Kosovës. Me një pasion për historinë, natyrën dhe tregimet lokale, ai udhëheq vizitorët nëpër Mitrovicë Jugore dhe Veriore, Skenderaj, Zveçan dhe Vushtrri, duke ofruar një përvojë autentike dhe të pasur me njohuri kulturore. Kushtrimi ofron poashtu ture të veçanta për trashëgiminë industriale në kuadër të Visit Trepça, si dhe angazhohet në organizimin e aktiviteteve kulturore në Mitrovicë.

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