Travel in Serbia

The Serbian government is about to greenlight the project that would establish Europe's largest lithium mine, according to an interview of Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic to the Financial Times.

Tauck’s fleet is growing: The company will be debuting two new riverboats in the spring of 2026. 

Oct 9, 2024 • 9 min read

If you are young and looking for a budget-friendly way to explore Europe, there’s good news.

If you’re planning a trip to Denmark, Italy, or the United Kingdom, the U.S. State Department urges you to exercise increased caution. In September, these popular European vacation destinations had their warning levels elevated due to the risk of potential terrorist attacks.

Sep 13, 2024 • 8 min read

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Concerns are growing over the rise of West Nile virus after it killed two more people in Seville, Spain, raising the country's total to five deaths this year.

“Hey mate!” a cyclist called to us in an Australian accent as he pedaled by on the rocky dirt road that serves as the main street of the village of Theth deep in Albania’s Dinaric Alps. Along with my friend and travel companion, Dave, I had not seen another bikepacker in four days.

This is part of Global Sounds, a collection of stories spotlighting the music trends forging connections in 2024.

Greece is still on high fire alert as temperatures are set to reach 40 degrees Celcius across the nation.

Earlier this year, Air France-KLM spoke out about the challenges the airline faced in reinstating flights between Europe and China to what they were pre-pandemic. 

Heading off on a long car journey this weekend? Take extra care, as some of Europe’s top holiday hotspots are among the deadliest places in Europe for driving, a new study reveals.

France knocked out world and pan-American football champions Argentina after winning 1-0 in Bordeaux on Friday, in a heated game that ended with a massive brawl that followed more than ten minutes of stoppage time.

Jul 23, 2024 • 6 min read

One of the most powerful real estate developers in the Gulf is partnering with the Indonesian government to boost its tourism sector.

Vanja Marčeta becomes Air Serbia’s first female captain in the ATR fleet, marking significant progress in gender representation within the airline’s leadership roles.

Starting July 15, TRIWO Hahn Airport is set for the summer vacation rush, offering flights to 42 destinations and expecting over 150,000 passengers over three months.

If we are what we eat, then what does our food say about us, our lives, and our world? In a new docuseries called Omnivore, René Redzepi of Copenhagen's Noma unpacks that question as he travels to learn more about the foods that nourish and define us. “Ingredients do more than feed: they fuel economies, power politics, and unlock hidden truths about who we are and where we are going,” narrates Redzepi at the start of the first episode. That episode is dedicated to chili, and it transports us, in the cinematic richness that executive producer Matt Goulding, of Parts Unknown, is known for—from a tiny village in Serbia where every home is sheathed in curtains of bright red string pepper to the Tabasco factory in Louisiana and the night markets of Bangkok—all the while marveling at the heft of an everyday ingredient that has the power to suspend us between pleasure and pain.

Sports fans around the world aren’t rushing to Paris for this summer’s Olympic Games.

Air Serbia carried its 2 millionth passenger of 2024 on July 8, achieving this milestone 11 days earlier than in 2023, reflecting the airline’s continued growth and operational improvements.

Europe’s tourism in Q2 2024 surpasses 2019, driven by a 6% rise in foreign arrivals and 7% in overnights, fueled by intra-regional travel.