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Serbia is not a mass-tourism destination but nevertheless has a diverse range of touristic products. In 2018, total of over 3.4 million tourists were recorded in accommodations, of which half were foreign. Foreign exchange earnings from tourism were estimated at $1.5 billion.

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Tourism is mainly focused on the mountains and spas of the country, which are mostly visited by domestic tourists, as well as Belgrade and, to a lesser degree, Novi Sad, which are preferred choices of foreign tourists (almost two-thirds of all foreign visits are made to these two cities).[ The most famous mountain resorts are Kopaonik, Stara Planina and Zlatibor. There are also many spas in Serbia, the biggest of which are Vrnjačka Banja, Soko Banja, and Banja Koviljača. City-break and conference tourism is developed in Belgrade and Novi Sad. Other touristic products that Serbia offer are natural wonders like Đavolja varoš, Christian pilgrimage to the many Orthodox monasteries across the country and the river cruising along the Danube. There are several internationally popular music festivals held in Serbia, such as EXIT (with 25–30,000 foreign visitors coming from 60 different countries) and the Guča trumpet festival.

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Serbia: The Place To Be

National Tourism Organisation of Serbia launched a new promotional campaign Serbia: The Place to Be. Campaign features the best way to spend your holiday in the cities of Serbia (Belgrade, NIš, Novi Sad) combined with the coolest summer festivals Exit, Beer Fest and Nishville. Lush nature and breathtaking landscapes are mixed with the excitement of the holiday on the move. Serbia is one of the oldest European countries dating back to the 7th century. Our rich history and culture is one of the key features of this promotional campaign. All spiced up with some enticing flavours and scents from Serbia. For more information visit:

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SERBIA - LAND COLOURED WITH LIFE. Travel Promo Video.

When we read a post about '37 reasons why you shouldn't come to Serbia' along with breathtaking pictures our minds blew away. Wow! Is it really Serbia? Is it there so beautifully? We realized that we didn't know about this country too much. And then we got an impulse. We've just decided that we need to visit Serbia to find out if it will impress us as well.

During 14 days we have moved to a different world. The world where primary role was played by the people we met at every step while we were working on our video footage. They gave us a something really precious, deficient product of present - a dose of sincere, genuine emotions. They opened their warm hearts without expecting anything in return. One thing is certain about this country. You can't deny the authenticity of Serbia, and we hope that it will remain so as long as possible.

Project 'Serbia - Land Coloured With Life' is a video completed in using various cinematography techniques. You'll find here motion controlled time lapses, hyper lapses, drone shots. We put in it all hearts, working from dawn to dusk, shedding many droplets of sweat, overcoming the boundaries of our weaknesses, learning at the same patience and humility.

Locations: Golubac, Djerdap National Park, Danube River, Velika Kapija, Krupajsko Vrelo, Davolja Varos, Kopaonik National Park, Kamena Gora, Uvac River, Mokra Gora, Tara National Park, Bajina Bašta, Belgrade and many other small, unexpected stunning places.

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Belgrade, Serbia ???????? in 4K ULTRA HD 60FPS Video by Drone

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Press play and #seeserbia, a destination where every new dawn is an opportunity for an outstanding holiday. Serbia gives you 4 seasons and 365 reasons for traveling. #seeserbia

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Executive producer: Igor Stojanović
Director and screenwriter: Jelena Stolica

Director of photography: Bogdan Babović
Assistants: Uroš Stepić, Igor Stepić
Gaffer: Mario Fućak
Colorist: Goran Todorić
Drone artist: Nikola Bošković

Editing: Stevan Spasić
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Composer: Dimitrije Vasiljević

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Serbia - One journey, million impressions | Jedno putovanje, bezbroj doživljaja

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Србија - Једно путовање безброј доживљаја | Srbija - Jedno putovanje, bezbroj doživljaja

Nouveau clip promotionnel de la Serbie: Serbie - Un Séjour, Mille Impressions, Auteur Bosko Savkovic, destination aux richesses insoupçonnées à 2h de vol de Paris!

New promotional video clip about Serbia by Bosko Savkovic: Serbia - One Journey - Million impressions

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Serbien- Eine Reise, Million Eindrücke

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Serbia, Land of New Beginnings

Storytraveler Mark Hofmeyr travelled with Melvin (@traveldudes), Kash (@budgettraveller), Rob (@bloggeries) and Becki (@bordersofadv) travelled to Serbia: a Lonely Planet top 10 country to visit in 2015

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Travel to Serbia – See It With New Eyes

THE SECRET DESTINATION THAT IS SERBIA

Nestled and land-locked between Romania, Croatia and Bulgaria, it’s as though these surrounding countries have outshone the jewels of this land, keeping Serbia hidden from the rest of the world.
As travelling filmmakers we’re always on the lookout for undiscovered destinations and travel stories which are becoming increasingly rare and difficult to find, so our recent trip to Serbia sparked great excitement as it was just the type of place we had been looking for – Truly unique, authentic and incredibly beautiful! We know it’s not the top destination on your list, but we’re going to paint you a picture of what we discovered, through our videography, photography and words, that will undoubtedly change your mind and rearrange that list of yours.

If you’re wondering if Serbia is for you, here’s the type of person who would absolutely love it:

#1 – FOR THOSE WHO LOVE WILD PLACES
If for no other reason, come to Serbia for its wild and untouched nature. The landscapes look like watercolour paintings, with pastel shades and hues touching everything the eye can see, from the ground beneath your feet to the very tops of the sky. You can’t help but be immersed in the mystical beauty of it all.

#2 – FOR THOSE WHO ARE FOODIES
Serbia is the best kept foodie secret, where cultures collide! Eating in Serbia is equivalent to a culinary feast in Turkey, Hungary and the Mediterranean all wrapped into one. With every dish being hearty, creamy and fatty, you’ll not only have a piece of Serbia close to your heart by the end of it, but a great portion on your hips too. But the good news is that it’s 110% worth it and we can guarantee that your taste-buds will love it so much, that they’ll long for these unique flavours for years to come.

#3 – FOR THOSE WHO LOVE TO PARTY
Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, which boasts some of Europe’s most exuberant nightlife, reflects its golden city lights into the Danube river which hugs its shores - This city has an energy and vibrancy that’s contagious and addictive! During the day we would explore its Bohemian neighbourhoods, covered in colourful wild flowers and dotted with street cafes and at night, every night, we would party! Many say Belgrade is the next Ibiza, with super clubs called “splavs”, on barges that float alongside the river’s edge, filled with gorgeous, young people having the time of their lives on hot summer nights!

#4 – FOR THOSE WHO ARE HISTORIANS AND CULTURALISTS AT HEART
Belgrade’s beauty stems from it’s astounding architecture and gritty look and feel, adding a very special charm to the city, as it displays evidence of its rich history from generations before us. Pristine museums, castles and churches are any historians dream, telling tales of many wars and cultural shifts. But if you’re not a fan of buildings, every Serbian is like a little history book. They are so passionate about their country that if you show interest and give them half the chance, they’ll tell you all about their country’s entire story, inviting you into their world for an insiders’ look at their cultures and traditions.

Serbia’s turbulent past has caused the tourism industry to bypass it, indirectly creating a country so raw and authentic that it inspired us beyond words, leaving us feeling in awe of all we had encountered during our time here. But unfortunately, like all things in life, this will not last forever and we urge you to see it with your own eyes, before the tour groups get their hands on it. So do yourself a favour and go somewhere unexpected on your next trip, like Serbia – You’ll be surprised by what you find!

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I've been to Serbia twice now and I really enjoyed it! Belgrade's floating river clubs can give any city in the world a run for its money in terms of nightlife. Food and drinks are incredibly cheap in Serbia and you can actually afford eating in fancy restaurants. Skadrlija is an awesome bohemian street that is filled with musicians and great food. People in Serbia were super friendly all around - in cities and small villages. One day I came to a tailor asking them in English if they could fix something small, the tailor said okay and after he fixed it, he refused any kind of payment. In US I would've surely been ripped off regardless if I was a local or tourist. The nature in rural areas of Serbia were absolutely breathtaking. Tara national park and Uvac reserve were incredible. The best part? There are barely any tourists. You are not lost in masses, people aren't trying to sell you stuff and offer taxis on every corner. You can get an authentic experience. Unforfortunately, I only filmed very few parts of my trip. If you want to see extra drone and gopro footage that didn't make it to the video, check out my Instagram IGTV @justvilius.

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0:01 - 0:15 - Special Nature Reserve Uvac
0:15 - 0:30 - National Park Tara
0:35 - 0:47 - Sretenje monastery
0:47 - 1:07 - Drina River
1:07 - 1:51 - National Park Tara
1:51 - 2:26 - Special Nature Reserve Uvac
2:27 - 2:45 - Sretenje monastery
2:45 - 3:00 - Drina River
3:00 - 3:03 - Sretenje monastery
3:03 - 3:08 - Special Nature Reserve Uvac
3:08 - 3:21 - Sretenje monastery
3:21 - 3:46 - Drina River
3:46 - 4:00 - National Park Tara
4:00 - 4:11 - Sretenje monastery
4:11 - 4:35 - Special Nature Reserve Uvac

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SOULFOOD Serbia

Soulfood Serbia is a short promotional video of the National Tourism Organisation of Serbia representing autochthonous food and beverages. Gastronomic products featured in the video are an essential part of the country's tourism offer.

A bird's day in Belgrade - Drone time lapse video

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Travel beauty of Serbia in 4K Ultra HD | Land of Rich Heritage and Culture

Serbia, a country in the west-central Balkans.
The capital of Serbia is Belgrade (Beograd), a multicultural city at the confluence of the Danube and also Sava rivers; Stari Grad, Belgrade's old town, is dominated by an ancient citadel called the Kalemegdan and also includes well-preserved examples of medieval design as well as a few of eastern Europe's most renowned restaurants. Serbia's second city, Novi Sad, exists upstream on the Danube; a social and also educational center, it resembles the college communities of neighboring Hungary in lots of areas.
Beginning in the 1920s, Serbia was an essential part of Yugoslavia (implying Land of the South Slavs) that included the modern countries of Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia, and Herzegovina, Kosovo, North Macedonia, as well as Montenegro. Long regulation in turn by the Footrest Realm and Austria-Hungary, these part nations incorporated in 1918 to develop an independent federation referred to as the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes. In 1929 that federation was officially constituted as Yugoslavia. Serbia was the top part of this multiethnic union. However, after The Second World War, the nonaligned communist federal government of Josip Broz Tito accorded some autonomy procedure to the component republics and attempted to stabilize contending interests by dividing nationwide administrative responsibilities (e.g., for intelligence and also protection) along ethnic lines.
The plants of Serbia develop a change between central European and Mediterranean kinds. Before Austrian farming emigration started in the 18th century, the arid Vojvodina plains were a grassland steppe. Nevertheless, forests at one time controlled the region. Only about 5 percent of the location is currently covered by trees, mainly in the more significant parts of the Fruška Gora and wetlands adjacent to the Danube and Sava.

The regional name Šumadija suggests a forested area, however extensive areas that were formerly wooded long have been removed and put to cultivation. Trees cover two-fifths or even more of the territory in mountainous areas, depending on altitude and dirt density.

Serbia has a wide variety of wild animals. Among larger animals, deer and also bear abound in forested locations. Feral pigs (Sus scrofa) are a distinctive feature of beech forests in the hills.

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Novi Sad (Нови Сад), Serbia, Europe

Novi Sad is a city in northern Serbia on the banks of the Danube River. Standing atop a riverside bluff, much of Petrovaradin Fortress dates to the 17th and 18th centuries, with an iconic clock tower and a network of tunnels. Across the river is the old quarter, Stari Grad, site of the Gothic Revival Name of Mary Church and the neo-Renaissance City Hall.

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Serbia: The Place To Be – Nature

It is time to get your bikes and hiking shoes dirty and explore – the lushness of Serbian nature, the slopes of our rivers and lakes and the traces of rich history of Serbia, somehow always connected with the beauty of its nature. All while enjoying the deliciousness of our food prepared with soul and maybe you could pick a rapsberry or two? #SeeSerbia

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Serbia Travel Guide - Top 10 Places To Visit ! (2020)

One of the most beautiful and diverse countries to visit in Europe, Serbia seems to have it all. From lively urban attractions, to calm and peaceful towns and villages, Serbia, is well-worth a visit. Watch the Serbia travel guide and take a look at the Top 10 places to visit in Serbia.

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Traveling to Serbia? Watch this video to discover Serbia's highlights!

Are you traveling to Serbia for your next holiday? Are you still undecided on which countries to choose for your trip to Eastern Europe? If it is going to be your first time in Serbia, do not miss these highlights!

Serbia is a landlocked country in southeastern Europe, packed with impressive natural wonders and historical landmarks. In spite of its many attractions, the country still remains largely off the tourist radar and this adds to its charm. The country is home to ancient fortresses, interesting museums, monasteries and churches that display diverse architectural styles and national parks which offer plenty of outdoor activities.

Serbia’s capital Belgrade is one of the most happening cities in Eastern Europe and is located on the banks of the rivers Danube and Sava. The bohemian street Skadarlija and floating clubs on the rivers are great places to experience the city’s amazing nightlife. Belgrade’s fascinating history spans from the Roman period to the communist-era, and there are plenty of historical relics found throughout the city. Its most iconic landmark is the Belgrade Fortress which dates back to 279 BC, and has faced over a 100 battles! The fortress is a part of the Kalemegdan Park, which comprises several museums, historical sites, verdant gardens and a zoo. Next, you can visit museums like the Museum of Yugoslavia (Belgrade was the capital of former Yugoslavia), Marshal Tito’s Mausoleum and Nikola Tesla Museum. The imposing Church of St Sava, one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, is the best architectural marvel in the capital, with massive domes and an interior lined with gold mosaics.

About 100km from Belgrade lies Serbia’s second-largest city, Novi Sad, on the banks of the Danube river. The Petrovaradin Fortress is the most popular attraction, known for its clock tower, maze of tunnels and stunning views of the city. The fortress also hosts the EXIT music festival every summer. In the heart of Novi Sad lies the Freedom Square, surrounded by impressive buildings including the Neo-Gothic Catholic Cathedral and a short walk away, the Art Nouveau Synagogue.

In the same province Vojvodina as Novi Sad lies Subotica, a multicultural city with a diverse population of Hungarians, Serbs and Croats. It is famous for its colourful Art Nouveau buildings and the City Hall and Subotica Synagogue are best examples of it. In western Serbia lies Drvengrad, a traditional village that was built for the film ‘Life is a Miracle’ and has now become a popular tourist spot. The streets here are named after famous personalities like Diego Maradona and Che Guvera and the village hosts the international Küstendorf Film Festival.

The UNESCO listed Studenica monastery and the unique 13th-century Crna Reka Monastery which is built over a cave system are other great attractions in Serbia.

The forested slopes of mountainous Tara National Park in western Serbia is home to a large population of endangered brown bears. The park’s wonders include the Drina River canyon and the lakes Perućac and Zaovine, where you can enjoy hiking, kayaking and rafting. Đerdap is the largest National Park in Serbia and is located along the international borders with Romania. The marvellous Iron Gates gorge and the Golubac Fortress are the main drawcards of Đerdap National park. The Uvac Canyon, famous for its snaky river meanderings and the Vratna Gates, natural stone arches in the Vratna River canyon are other natural sights in Serbia.

Serbia has everything a visitor would expect – exceptional architectural landmarks, interesting history and culture and abundant natural wealth. Sometimes the best destinations are those which are rarely visited by the mass. Serbia is a perfect example of that.

Must visit places and experiences in Serbia: Belgrade, Novi Sad, Drvengrad, Subotica, Studenica Monastery, Uvac Canyon, Djerdap National Park, Tara National Park, Crna Reka Monastery

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Serbia
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Serbia, officially the Republic of Serbia, is a landlocked country situated at the crossroads of Central and Southeast Europe in the southern Pannonian Plain and the central Balkans. Wikipedia

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Belgrade is the capital of the southeast European country of Serbia. Its most significant landmark is the Beogradska Tvrđava, an imposing fortress at the confluence of the Danube and the Sava rivers. The fort is a testament to the city’s strategic importance to the Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, Serbian and Austrian empires, and it's now the site of several museums as well as Kalemegdan, a vast park.

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