More than 80 percent of tourist capacities in Serbia are reserved for the holidays, Zlatibor is packed

as shown by the data of the Tourist Organization of Serbia (TOS), according to which more than 80 percent of the capacity is reserved in most spas, and in mountain centers the reservation ranges from 70 to even 90 percent.
Director of TOS, Marija Labović, told Tanjug that our people traditionally like to spend the following spring holidays in nature, and this year they also benefit from the fact that the non-working days for the two holidays are connected and coincide with the spring break for students.

“When it comes to spas, capacity occupancy in Vrnjačka Banja is around 90 percent, in Sokobanja in private accommodation 85 percent, in hotels 90 percent, in Prolom and Lukovska Banja 80 percent. The same is true in mountain centers, so the current occupancy in Zlatibor is 90 percent, 80 percent in Divcibare, and 70 percent in Zlatar,” she said.

She added that Fruška gora is also very interesting for visitors, and a large number of tourists and excursionists are expected at this destination, because some people will not travel, but will still spend the day in nature, and Fruška gora is a suitable place for such a thing. .

“For those who have not yet reserved seats, and would like to travel somewhere in Serbia, now is the last moment to make a reservation,” Labović pointed out.

The great interest in spring trips, according to her opinion, promises a good main, i.e. summer, season and a good tourist year.

“We hope that this will be a new record year for Serbian tourism. This is indicated by the trend of growth in the number of arrivals and overnight stays, as well as the foreign exchange inflow from tourism. The fact that a lot of things have been improved in tourist destinations, a lot is additional content, so we believe that there will be something interesting for everyone,” she said.

The Tourist Organization of Serbia, for its part, she added, is working on the promotion of the tourist offer through various communication channels, the media, but also through digital channels, and as part of the Family Day in Belgrade, they will also organize outdoor events.
In May, TOS will also be present at the Belgrade Manifesto, and in June new outdoor events will follow, where, according to the interlocutor Tanjug, all of Serbia will be represented in one place in Belgrade.

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