Tourism & Destination
Twelve years of flying the same valleys at different times of year has taught us something a location scout can't: which slope catches morning light in October, which shoreline needs a drone at 200 metres instead of 60. That's what a tourism board is actually paying for.
We've shot official destination promos for Neum, Bihać, Ilidža, and the country's national campaign — work that has to hold up next to what the Croatian or Montenegrin coast is putting out, on a fraction of the budget. That means scouting properly before the drone leaves the case, scheduling around weather windows instead of fighting them, and building a multi-day shoot plan instead of hoping one afternoon delivers everything the brief asks for.
Deliverables are built for how tourism boards actually use footage: a hero campaign film, a library of vertical cuts for social, and b-roll stock that outlives any single campaign. We work directly with municipal and cantonal tourism offices, and we already hold the standing relationships and permit history in Sarajevo, Mostar, and the national parks that make multi-location shoots move faster.
Budgets for this category typically run €3,500–€15,000 depending on scope, location count, and shoot days — priced against the outcome you need, not an hourly drone rate.
What you get
Common questions
Where do you shoot?
Primarily across Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro, and Slovenia. For the right projects we travel further. Travel costs are itemized separately.
Can you help with permits?
Yes — especially in Sarajevo, Mostar, and national park zones where we've worked repeatedly.
How fast can you turn around a project?
7–10 days for real estate and single-property work; 2–4 weeks for tourism and commercial; film and TV second-unit follows the production's schedule.