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The Curse of Queen Teuta
Risan lives in the shadow of its famous neighbor Perast, even though it has Roman mosaics and the oldest street in Montenegro. Maybe it's all the fault of an ancient curse
Tourism
Foreign tourists are most interested in where Novak Djokovic and Nikola Jokic live
Foreign tourists come to Serbia with a lot of prejudices, because they watch television in their own country and remember the unpleasant situations we had thirty years ago and the wars, says tourist guide Nenad Blagojević.
Tourism
There is no crisis for cruise ships.
A giant ship, a small cabin, a lot of food and fun... more and more people are crazy about cruises in big cruise ships that seem to be immune to any crisis
Tourist vouchers
Who is the first to the tourist voucher, his voucher
Pensioners will be given 30.000 tourist vouchers, each worth 10.000 dinars. But not all pensioners can get them. Who, where, when and how can apply for vouchers
Montenegro
End of the silence of St. Stephen
On the beach next to Prime Minister Milojko Spajić and President Jakov Milatović, and at the table with Carolyn Turnbull, all in Montenegro, which is becoming a great place to live and do business
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Wine, honey and milk in "Zone A"
The Italian region of Friuli-Venezia Giulia is not often on tourist maps, but it hides a large number of sights - from the ancient city of Aquileia to the magical Palmanova, to the Miramare castle built by the emperor of Mexico
MUSIC
EXIT is starting - that Montenegrin festival
This is the first summer that foreigners looking for good music and fun will call EXIT - the Montenegrin festival. From July 1 to 6, instead of Novi Sad, they are coming to Ulcinj and Budva
Tourism
Seasonal migration of Serbs: Undiminished interest in vacationing and working in Montenegro
The number of tourists and seasonal workers from Serbia in Montenegro is growing despite occasional political conflicts on the Belgrade-Podgorica route. Even the Tivat play "Vučić and 87 Bandits" could not spoil that trend.
Tourism in Serbia
The first "Serbian Booking": How it will work and what it will include
The new platform should unite accommodation, travel agencies, excursions, transport and insurance, with the ambition of becoming a central place for planning trips in Serbia
Road to the sea
Everything has become more expensive, including transportation: How much does a trip to the Montenegrin coast cost?
The holidays have begun and Montenegro is staying, even though Vučić accused it of waging a hybrid war against Serbia, one of the favorite destinations of Serbian citizens. How much does the trip to the sea cost this season by different types of transport
Tourist vouchers
Late allocation of tourist vouchers: A special blow to small restaurateurs
The war in the Middle East will increase the number of tourists in the region, but it cannot replace the action of awarding tourist vouchers
Republika Srpska
Rafting without brandy
Republika Srpska plans to ban the use of alcohol on rafting by law. What do rafting center owners think about it?
Travels
Easier in the EU with the app: How "Travel to Europe" works
The European Union is introducing a new digital service "Travel to Europe", which could make it significantly easier for travelers to cross the border using the new EES system
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Captured head of the Solitary Buddha
After a 14-month siege, Burmese forces destroyed the former 417-year-old Kingdom of Ayutthaya. Behind it are numerous magnificent temples, which are easiest to get around on two wheels
Tourism
How much the agencies can increase the price of the arrangement
Will airline ticket prices skyrocket? How much can the agencies increase the price of the arrangement? How much surcharge can airlines ask for?
Museum of Yugoslavia
Be sure to visit the Museum of Yugoslavia, recommended by the world magazine "Travel".
"Travel + Leisure", one of the world's most influential magazines in the field of travel and culture, included the Museum of Yugoslavia among the world's must-visit museums
Exspo
80 million euros from the state for hotels for the Expo
So far, Serbia has approved subsidies in the total amount of 66,7 million euros to private companies for the reconstruction or construction of hotels in Belgrade. The allocation of these subsidies was announced due to the holding of the international exhibition Expo 2027
Travels
EES system: From April 10, you should expect to be detained for several hours at the borders of the EU
After the partial implementation of the EES system that lasted from last October, those traveling in the EU now expect stricter identification rules
Air transport
Drastic increase in the price of kerosene: They may ask you to pay extra for already paid plane tickets
The price of fuel for airplanes has increased by almost 100 percent in the last month, so this difference is expected to spill over to the price of air tickets. Airlines have the right to subsequently raise the price, the Law on Consumer Protection does not apply to them. This automatically affects travel arrangements that include air travel
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The last republican port
In a world in chaos, the Spanish Mediterranean city of Alicante, where migrant waves from Africa and Russia intersect, seems like an almost unreal oasis of peace
Conflict in the Middle East
War and travel: Does insurance apply in conflict?
Escalating conflicts in the Middle East have raised a number of questions for travelers - from what happens when flights are canceled to whether travel insurance is valid in wartime circumstances
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One night in Bangkok
Mouse house at the Thompson Museum and Chinatown with worms and scorpions on the menu are just some of the reasons for the world's craze for Thailand's capital
Floods
What caused landslides and flooded beaches in popular Serbian resorts
Pronounced southerly storm winds combined with low air pressure raised the sea level and submerged the beaches of the favorite resorts of Serbian tourists.
On the spot - personal viewing
My religious tourism
I guess from so many visits to the place of worship, I became a believer and started to see where God is when he is not in all these important buildings. Sometimes I see him in looking at my watch at the same time every day, and sometimes in a neighbor whom I literally meet every day when I go out into the street. It can't be that much of a coincidence! Until the next reading, God help me
Traffic
Crowds are coming at the borders.
Occasional waves of increased traffic are expected at the most frequent border crossings and toll plazas, and crowds are also expected within cities.
International Mountain Day
Noiseless concreting of mountains: Between the silence of conifers and the noise of construction machines
The noise of the construction site echoes in the Serbian mountains. Buildings, apartments and ski resorts are springing up like crazy. Why are we turning mountains into cities and how much does nature suffer in the process
Protection of animals
Who is Kristijan Ilicic who allegedly "harassed" an anaconda and an anteater
The first Croatian who visited every country in the world in recent days is the target of condemnation for disturbing anacondas and anteaters in Venezuela. Although the World Wildlife Fund cancels cooperation with him, Kristijan Ilicic claims that he has nothing to be ashamed of