19.03.2021
My Son with Autism Inspired Me to Open the Ethno Restaurant
My Son with Autism Inspired Me to Open the Ethno Restaurant
Only a Half-Hour Drive from the 'Smolari Waterfalls' Lies the Village of Bosilovo, Just 8 Kilometers from Strumica. The Majority of the Village's Residents Are Engaged in Agriculture and Livestock Farming. Some Work in Larger Cities Like Strumica and Gevgelija, While Others Have Excelled in Returning to the Village and Investing in the Development of Rural Tourism.


Kosta says that the reason he made this decision is his son with autism. His child, Viktor, is the only reason he is giving his all to provide a life that he deserves.
Kosta also mentions that his managerial position prompted him to start thinking about how to spend more time with his family and how to begin functioning independently from his work commitments.

The constant excuses for his absences from work and the lack of time to care for his son, as well as the ongoing thoughts about how to include his child in daily routines, laid the foundation for his idea of opening his own restaurant.
The main reason that motivated him to open an ethno restaurant with a large green space, where children with special needs would feel all the benefits, was the recurring problem in some hospitality establishments. In these places, guests often commented, 'Why don't you stay home?' or 'Why did you bring that child with you?



As part of the restaurant, they have built a mini zoo where they raise various domestic animals, including the beloved horse that Kosta uses for the rehabilitation of children.





The restaurant's yard is filled with joy on warm days of the year. With more than half a year of existence, it justifies the motto that we are all the same, and we all deserve happiness.
If you want more information about the restaurant, you can check out the Facebook fan page with one click HERE.
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