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First Serbia's Tourism and Business Forum begins today in Belgrade

 

State secretary for Tourism at the Serbia’s Ministry of Economy and Regional Development Goran Petkovic announced that the first Serbian Tourism and Business Forum will begin in Belgrade today with 177 participants, as part of a $ 4 million programme financed by the Spanish government through the Millennium Development Goals Fund.

Petkovic told a press conference that the three-day Forum will facilitate a meeting between investors and those who have projects for tourism development in Serbia, adding that this will be the first conference at which projects to develop tourist destinations will be presented and a possibility for direct investment in tourism opened.

Source balkans.com

 

 

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