Shqipe Mula

I have a passion for working with people and I enjoy being a tourist guide as I get to show tourists what a wonderful country Kosovo is. Every day is a challenge, at the same time working with different people and situations, but it is exciting and rewarding. Even though I will take groups to the same places each day, for me people make the place and every day will be different. Being from a city of traditions, history, music, art and a city with the longest Old Bazaar (Gjakova city) in Balkans, with the variety of crafts that are the city’s emblems which are preserved and worked with love and dedication in order to not vanish it. It would make a great choice for you to visit and spend your time here. Being a tour guide would give me a great pleasure to help others see and love my city in the way that I do.

guidesinkosovo@gmail.com

Albanian

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