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Resonate 2016 Hits Belgrade April 12

Aleksandr Shatskih

Coming up from April 12-16 Belgrade’s Resonate Festival 2016 brings its fifth installment of avant-garde electonic music and events to Serbia’s capital.

10 years ago

ADAC names Belgrade a bargain

Aleksandr Shatskih

According to the most recent reports from ADAC, Belgrade tops a list of “most inexpensive” destinations in Europe. According to the new list compiled by the “club”, the Serbian capital costs tourists €41 per day only.

11 years ago

This month in Serbia: Pudarski dani (Vineyard Guards Days)

Aleksandr Shatskih

Coming September 18th through 20th to Irig, the “Pudarski dani” is one of the region’s most fascinating and authentic wine events. According to tradition, PUDAR is a vineyard guard pitted against starlings and other vineyard thieves of all sorts bent on destroying the harvest. Through a procession of rattling and using clappers like animated scarecrows, the guards war off those vermin. And just in time for the grape harvest in late September.

11 years ago

Serbia Adopts “EcoDots – Europe Green Travel”

Aleksandr Shatskih

Serbia has now become the first country in eastern Europe to adopt “EcoDots – Europe Green Travel”, an international green initiative aimed at connecting tourists and the hospitality industry. From hospitality sector professionals to local communities, the initiative promotes sustainable travel across Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Germany, Slovenia and Serbia.

12 years ago

Serbia’s Golubac Fortress to Get Makeover

Phil Butler

This week the Serbian government announced an agreement to renovate the magnificent Golubac Fortress as part of the Danube Strategy in Serbia. According to the report, €6.6 million euro has been earmarked for funding the project.

12 years ago

Coming in July – Serbia’s EXIT Festival 2014

Aleksandr Shatskih

Initiated by students against Serbia’s Milosevic regime back in 2000, the Exit Festival has since become a one of Europe’s most massive music events. EXIT 2014 runs from July 10th thru 13th, bringing the world’s most formidable performers together with a record crowd of fans.

12 years ago

Sebastian Arse and Mariana Montes Headline Belgrade Tango Marathon

Aleksandr Shatskih

Coming up in Belgrade April 9th through April 14th, the Belgrade Tango Meeting is one of the biggest international dance events of its kind. Sponsored by the Institute Tango Natural, this year’s event promises guests and contestants from over 45 countries.

12 years ago

Serbia at ITB Berlin 2014

Aleksandr Shatskih

This year at ITB Berlin the National Tourism Organization of Serbia (NTOS) headed to the international tourism fair to help promote Lifestyle Serbia, a city break initiative by the country’s tourism ministry.

12 years ago

Belgrade Hosts Largest Exhibition of Chinese Art in Eastern Europe

Aleksandr Shatskih

Representing three generations of Chinese artists, the exhibition featuring over 60 artworks by 40 artists, is the result of the collaboration between the Museum of Yugoslav History, the Ministry of Culture of the People’s Republic of China and with the support of the Ministry of Culture and Information of the Republic of Serbia.

12 years ago

Natalie Cole to perform in Belgrad

Aleksandr Shatskih

Multiple Grammy-winning recording artists Natalie Cole, the daughter of jazz and pop legend Nat King Cole, will perform, for the first time, at Dom Sindikata – Belgrad tomorrow November 5th.

12 years ago

Old Cellars Revive Eastern Serbia Wine Tourism

Aleksandr Shatskih

Negotin Krajina, eastern Serbia, is an oasis of tranquility and purity and on its way to becoming an interesting destination for wine lovers. Located at 250km from Belgrad, Negotin Krajina region forms Serbia´s border with Romania (70km) and Bulgaria (only 13 km).

12 years ago

Serbia Revitalises National Airline, Air Serbia

Aleksandr Shatskih

Great news for the Serbia’s national airline: Air Serbia was officially launched at the end of last week by Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić at an exclusivist event, and announced new aircraft, new routes and new partnerships. The company also launched new route connecting its hub at Belgrade’s Nikola Tesla International Airport to Abu Dhabi […]

12 years ago

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French Tourist Stuns Heraklion Airport with Terminal Meltdown

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Police intervened at Heraklion Airport Sunday when a French passenger’s aggressive behavior toward staff and travelers led to her arrest before departure.

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Hotels and Lasithi Farmers Strengthen Partnership to Put Cretan Products on the Table

2026-07-27 By Victoria Udrea

The Heraklion Hoteliers Association is strengthening partnerships with Lasithi farmers to bring more authentic Cretan products into hotels and support sustainable local tourism.

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