At the 2026 Tourism Fair in Belgrade, the partner country will be Cyprus, one of the Mediterranean’s most captivating islands, where rich history, spiritual heritage, unspoiled nature and modern luxury tourism come together in a unique blend. As partner country, Cyprus will enjoy a central position at the fair, with an expanded exhibition area and a dedicated promotional program aimed at both tourism professionals and the general public.…
Some places are not meant to be rushed through, but simply experienced.Sremski Karlovci is one of those places a small baroque town on the banks of the Danube, where history, nature, and a slower pace of life blend perfectly together. Located just a few kilometers from Novi Sad, Sremski Karlovci is an ideal destination for a day trip, but also a place where it’s easy to stay longer…
Travel in 2026 is no longer a search for places, but a search for feeling. While past years revolved around top ten lists, quick flights, easy photos, and mass recommendations, a new wave of travelers is looking for something far deeper. The traveler of 2026 wants to step outside the suggested and the predictable. They are no longer interested in visiting places everyone has already seen, but places…
They say that if you swim three times under the stone arch at Lalaria Beach, you stay forever young. Not as a metaphor. Not as a legend. But as a truth the sea doesn’t care to explain. And you, swimming through the light that shatters on the rock, don’t ask if it’s possible. You ask why you didn’t do it sooner. Skiathos doesn’t crash into you, doesn’t beg…
A journey through the forgotten capitals of the ancient world Few countries in Europe can claim to be the birthplace of emperors. Even fewer can say that as many as seventeen rulers of the Roman Empire were born within their modern-day borders. And while the Roman Empire evokes images of the Colosseum, the Senate, and the Eternal City itself, the truth is that, for a time, its heart…
Jagodina, located in the heart of Serbia, is a region with a long-standing tradition of winemaking, culture, and hospitality. Thanks to its geographical position and rich historical heritage, the city and its surroundings have strong potential for the development of wine and cultural tourism, which is attracting increasing interest from both domestic and international visitors. With the aim of presenting this potential in a modern and accessible way,…
An Immersive World Below the Horizon There are few places in the world where arrival feels like descent into another realm. At the Dead Sea, the land drops away gradually, the air grows denser, and the horizon seems to expand rather than recede. Kempinski Ishtar Dead Sea is not simply located here, it is embedded into the experience of going lower, slower, and deeper into stillness. Inspired by…
Aqaba reveals itself slowly. The city does not overwhelm; it invites. Between the vast calm of the Red Sea and the sculptural stillness of the desert, Kempinski Hotel Aqaba occupies a rare position, both physically and philosophically. It stands at the shoreline not as an interruption, but as a modern extension of the horizon, where clean design and coastal ease meet with quiet confidence. From the outset, Kempinski…
In Aqaba, the Red Sea does not simply border the land, it defines it. Its shifting blues, its quiet power, its centuries-old role as a passage between worlds have shaped the city’s character with subtle authority. Al Manara, a Luxury Collection Hotel, rises along this storied coastline not as a statement of modern indulgence, but as a refined continuation of place. True to the ethos of the Luxury…
Aqaba has always existed at a crossroads, between desert and water, history and modernity, stillness and motion. Arriving at The Westin Aqaba, that sense of balance becomes immediate and deliberate, as though the hotel itself were designed to echo Jordan’s quiet confidence. Set along the Red Sea in the heart of the Saraya Aqaba development, the property feels less like a resort and more like a calm, sunlit…










