Definitely yes. Slovenia, Croatia, Slovakia, Czech Republic and Hungary are all part of the European Union. Slovenia, Slovakia and Croatia have adopted the Euro but are together with the rest of the countries in the region still cheaper for travelers than Western Europe. Bosnia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Serbia, Kosovo and Albania are not part of the EU (yet) and are generally even cheaper than then the EU countries. The lower costs of travelling in these countries are passed on to our customers through our tour prices. Roads and accommodation are in most cases just as good as in Western Europe.