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Standing at the junction of major thoroughfares, Subotica has for ages attracted passing travelers. The merging of different cultures has produced an excellent environment for the organization of international and regional events and conferences. Subotica is the center of activity in the Pannonian Basin and the city’s spirit and special charm, combined with unforgettable visits to wineries, horse... 

Known for its wide, tree-lined boulevards, marvelous Belle Époque buildings and reputation for the high life, Bucharest was once called the “Little Paris”. However, there’s nothing little about the scope of Bucharest’s attractions, starting from museums, art galleries, parks, and myriad architectural delights. Today, Bucharest has become a very interesting mix of old and new that has little... 

For 9th issue of SEEbtm magazine, Anikó Ferenczy, Director of the Hungarian Convention Bureau, was so kind to answer to few questions regarding success of city of Budapest as a meeting destination in Europe and work of its convention bureau. 1. Could you present Budapest as a congress destination in few sentences to readers of SEEbtm magazine? *  Easy access. Short flights from all European capitals:... 

Sarajevo is the unique place in the world where in only few hours one can get immersed in the air of the city, ski at the nearby mountains or stroll along the rivers of Sarajevo. The city is surrounded with true Olympic mountains such as: Jahorina, Bjelasnica, Igman, Treskavica and Trebevic, 20-minute ride away from the down town and the winter-favourite places of the people in Sarajevo and the tourists... 

As one of the European Union’s youngest members, Romania offers a warm welcome to conventioneers from all over the world, with an infrastructure to match the warmth. The Universal Postal Union Congress (2004), the Francophonie Summit (2006) and the 2008 NATO Summit are the most prominent of the many major, international events successfully hosted by Romania over the past few years. For decades, the... 

Ever since 1900 when it is thought that Mt. Durmitor got its first visitor until today the region of Durmitor is a must-see place for a great number of nature lovers. The best evidence is that the massif of Durmitor has 2,000 km of marked trails, and 48 peaks which are over 2,000 m high, with five canyons, where the Tara river canyon is the deepest and the most beautiful one in Europe, 18 lakes, the... 

Zagreb, the capital of the Republic of Croatia, is one of the oldest European cities with its history running back  to the 11th century, and is yet one of Europe’s  youngest metropolises. It is the administrative, economic, diplomatic and cultural capital of the country, with a population of almost one million. This   “city of million hearts” as locals call it, has always been attracting... 

Kopaonik occupies a special position on the tourist map of Serbia. Kopaonik is the largest mountain range in Serbia with 75 km in length and 40 km in width. The highest part of the mountain is the zone called Ravni Kopaonik, around which are Suvo Rudiste with Pancicev vrh (2017 m), Karaman (1934 m), Gobelja (1834 m) and other. Kopaonik got its name by extraction of ore. Ore had been extracted from... 

VRŠAC, a town of 37,000 population situated in southeast Banat is its ancient town with the turbulent and vehement past and rich culturaltradition. Its surroundings and nature are vivid, and it is known for hunting tourism and as a town-museum. Its institutions, churches and homes conceal immense treasures of the culture featuring the past two centuries. VRŠAC lies in the foot of the Vršačke Mountains.... 

As stated by Mr. Jabu Babuza, chairman of South African Tourism: “2010 is a year of immense importance for South Africa. Following six years of commitment and significant investment by all South Africans towards delivery of a successful 2010 FIFA World Cup – the best World Cup ever in the opinion of FIFA and the millions of people who took part across the nation and the world – South Africa...