Positive economic data and further increasing connectivity to the European domestic market: the Balkans are currently offering companies numerous opportunities for further growth. "In many Balkan states, investments are being made in infrastructure, so interest in complex project shipments from Central Europe to the region has increased," explains Stephan Frenzel, whose responsibilities at NOSTA Group include dispatching for Eastern Europe.
In light of these encouraging developments, the company has therefore decided to intensify its road transport activities. "We are focusing on Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia and Slovenia and are offering a significantly expanded portfolio of services for these countries," Stephan Frenzel is pleased to say.
In addition to daily FTL transports in export and import, LTL transports are also offered twice a week. Depending on the country, this involves a transit time of two to a maximum of five days. "In Croatia and Slovenia, things are of course a bit faster due to the geographical proximity and the membership of both countries in the Schengen zone," explains Frenzel. But Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina can also boast a minimum transit time of three days.
Customers can also rely on the high NOSTA service quality for shipments to the southern European region. Stephan Frenzel: "We have fixed contact persons who ensure personal consulting and fast response times in processing." The fact that the NOSTA Group's multinational team is fluent in the regional languages also helps, he says, and can significantly simplify order processing.
And last but not least, NOSTA already has an extremely robust and widespread network in the region, which enables attractive freight prices thanks to synergy effects. And the cargo always remains in sight: "We use state-of-the-art systems to ensure permanent monitoring of transports from takeover to delivery," says Stephan Frenzel, aware of the security needs of potential customers.
We have summarized all the information on our stepped-up activities in the Balkans in a compact info sheet. There you will also find the key contact persons.
