{"id":128168,"date":"2023-07-14T11:38:37","date_gmt":"2023-07-14T09:38:37","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/the-slovenia.com\/dogodki\/top-poletna-destinacija-slovenija-copy\/"},"modified":"2023-07-14T20:49:44","modified_gmt":"2023-07-14T18:49:44","slug":"top-summer-destination-slovenia","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/the-slovenia.com\/en\/slovenia-news\/top-summer-destination-slovenia\/","title":{"rendered":"Top summer destination: Slovenia"},"content":{"rendered":"

Love inspires us all. Love for Slovenia, its vibrant shades of blue and green, enchanting hidden corners, stories of its people, and messages from medieval towns have captivated unstoppable explorers, travelers, adventurers, and those who appreciate beauty. Manca Korelc, Yuri Barron, and Peter Kamien are the ones who have written an ode to Slovenia and dressed it in book covers.<\/strong><\/p>

What do an American, a German, and a Slovenian have in common?<\/strong><\/p>


If we indulge in a bit of humor, their shared “favorite destination” – administrative unit – brings them together. But beyond their affinity for bureaucratic challenges, all of them share the distinction of being published authors, writing about the beauty of Slovenia, under the esteemed international publishing house, The Slovenia. The refreshed editions of the books “The Slovenia Lakes” and “The Slovenia Book” have recently been released.

American.<\/strong><\/p>

Yuri Barron<\/strong> was born in Alaska, lived in Seattle, and for the past sixteen years, he has established his base and permanent residence in Slovenia, although he constantly travels. He prefers to explore authentic, local experiences, going beyond the obvious tourist paths. When he travels, he stays in a chosen destination for months or even years, as his decision depends on the current inspiration. Barron is the global editor of the tourist guidebook “In Your Pocket” and its co-owner, but first and foremost, he is a traveler who has visited 105 countries and over 100 places in Slovenia. His writings about Slovenia, along with contributions from other foreign journalists, have been collected by the international publishing house, The Slovenia, in their sixth book celebrating our country. He experiences Slovenia through the eyes of a cosmopolitan, recognizing all the unique aspects and peculiarities that locals may overlook or simply take for granted. To attend the presentation of his sixth book in Ljubljana, he embarked on a 43-hour journey from Malaysia. Once again, reachable at his permanent address, he will continue exploring Slovenia for several more weeks.<\/p>

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