"This year, after the first sufficient amount of snow falls, we will officially open this ski center," said the manager of the Hajla ski center, D\u017eenis Nurkovi\u0107.<\/p>\n
In the reconstruction of the ski resort, the Municipality that manages the ski resort, with the help of the Government, invested about 400,000 euros.<\/p>\n
"The complete reconstruction of track one and track two was done, the parking area was done, a certain number of skis and boards and a restaurant were provided, so we tried to include everything that a ski resort should contain in this story," Nurkovi\u0107 added. .<\/p>\n
"The price of ski dogs for adults will be 6 euros with free parking and the price of ski dogs for children under 15 will be 4 euros," said Nurkovi\u0107.<\/p>\n
Guests are also waiting for them at the Tourist Organization of that city.<\/p>\n
They claim that with 400 registered beds, they will have no problem accommodating the tourists who come.<\/p>\n
In addition to skiing, they also have other facilities.<\/p>\n
About 4,000 euros were spent on the purchase of snowshoes, but that's not all.<\/p>\n
"A 9km trail has been completed in Carine-Gropa, so a circular tour of 18km. It will be something new", said the director of TO Ro\u017eaje, Amel Dedeji\u0107.<\/p>\n
Expectations that Ro\u017eaje will return to the tourist map of Montenegro could only be spoiled by the lack of snow.<\/p>\n
Which, admittedly, is still the problem of all winter tourist centers in Montenegro.<\/p>\n