Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport handled 1.013 million passengers in July, the first time it recorded more than 1 million passengers in that month and only the second time in its history, after August 2025, that it(read more)
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Pet-friendly accommodation increasingly available in Serbia
The supply of pet-friendly accommodation in Serbia has increased significantly in recent years and represents one of the fastest-growing segments of tourism, Slobodan Mišić of the specialized portal Pet Friendly Hoteli(read more)
UIRR urges Brussels to intervene over planned Balkan rail upgrades
The International Union for Road-Rail Combined Transport (UIRR) expressed concern over the possible simultaneous closure of two main rail corridors between Turkey and Central and Western Europe due to major(read more)
EPS awards EUR 1.2 million repair contract after fire at Kostolac power plant
Serbian state-owned utility Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) awarded a contract worth RSD 142 million (about EUR 1.2 million) for the supply and installation of equipment needed after a fire knocked Unit A2 at the Kostolac(read more)
Russia’s Fix Price opens first five stores in Serbia
Retail chain Fix Price said on Thursday it had opened its first five stores in Serbia, including three in Belgrade and two in Novi Sad.
Engine fan blade shatters window on Ryanair plane
An engine fan blade broke off on a Ryanair flight and fragments shattered an aircraft window shortly after takeoff from Greece last month, causing the head of a passenger from Serbia to be pulled through the window(read more)
More than 1 million square meters of commercial space vacant in Belgrade
More than 1 million square meters of commercial space in Belgrade is vacant, Serbian public broadcaster RTS reported.
KRIK: Anti-Corruption Agency scrutinizes Goran Vesić’s assets
The Agency for the Prevention of Corruption has launched an extraordinary review of the assets of Goran Vesić, a former construction minister and one of those indicted over the collapse of a canopy in Novi Sad that(read more)
Kostolac wind farm nearly two years behind schedule
The Kostolac wind farm, a project worth nearly EUR 145 million and financed primarily through a loan from German development bank KfW, was due to become operational in October 2024 but is still not generating(read more)
Radar: Belgrade Fair assets undervalued by EUR 59 million
The actual value of 42 plots and 44 buildings at the Belgrade Fair, which recently became the property of Sava Properties 2026, is as much as EUR 59 million higher than their appraised value.
