WHAT BANJA KULAŠI HAS TO OFFER: HEALTH TOURISM, REHABILITATION AND WELLNESS IN ONE PLACE

Spa tourism continues to gain momentum in Republika Srpska, attracting an increasing number of visitors each year. Among the destinations benefiting from this trend is Banja Kulaši, a renowned health and rehabilitation center known for its therapeutic treatments and comprehensive medical programs.

PHOTO: Banja Kulaši

Speaking to RTRS, Aleksandra Trivić, a specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation and head of the medical department at the Health and Tourism Center Banja Kulaši, highlighted the profile of the resort’s most frequent guests and the ongoing efforts to enhance its services.

According to Trivić, the majority of patients arrive through the Pension and Disability Insurance Fund referral program.

“The largest group of our patients are those suffering from spinal conditions where surgery is not recommended, as well as people dealing with skin disorders such as psoriasis and various rheumatological diseases,” she said.

Banja Kulaši also provides treatment and rehabilitation for a wide range of other medical conditions.

“We welcome patients recovering from surgical procedures, individuals with neurological disorders, and people undergoing rehabilitation after strokes. We also treat children with cerebral palsy, wheelchair users, and amputees,” Trivić explained.

In addition to medical patients, the spa attracts visitors seeking relaxation and recreation. However, many of them ultimately decide to take advantage of the specialized health programs available at the center.

“Every guest who comes for recreational purposes eventually chooses one of the medical programs we offer. Our range of services is diverse, interest remains strong, and we are very satisfied with the demand,” Trivić noted.

With a combination of healthcare, rehabilitation, wellness services, and continuous improvements to its offer, Banja Kulaši is strengthening its reputation as one of the leading spa tourism destinations in Republika Srpska, drawing both domestic and international visitors in search of recovery and relaxation.