The role of the Pan-European corridors in establishing Serbian tourist offer

Abstract

Contemporary political and economic trends impose the necessity of an efficient inter-regional connection in Europe, which was the reason for establishing the network of Pan-European corridors. The aim is to indicate Pan-European corridors as necessary, but not sufficient condition for the formation of the overall Serbian touristic offer. It is one element of the touristic offer that only in synergy with other primary and secondary elements and factors gives full effects to the touristic trade. An endeavour was made to examine qualitative features of the Serbian touristic offer along corridors through comparative analysis. The conclusion has been derived by implementation of some quantitative indicators

Sustainable management of Danube renewable resources in the region of Iron Gate

“…The Danube stretch through Serbia is 588 km long, and it runs along the state border over 230 km (Milosevic et al, 2013). The cultural and natural heritage also comprises seven big medieval fortresses, archaeological sites such as Lepenski Vir, Vinča, Viminacium and Tabula Traiana (Ratkaj et al, 2011) as well as the diversity of the landscape and abundance of traditional customs of the Serbian and 17 minority nations (Stevovic, 1997).…”