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Serbia’s tourism upshift: What 1,500–2,000 new accommodation units in Belgrade really signal for the economy

The statement from Serbia’s hotel and tourism association HORES that between 1,500 and 2,000 new accommodation units are currently under development in Belgrade is far more than a casual sector update. It is a structural economic signal, an indicator of confidence, capital commitment and belief in the city’s multi-year tourism and business trajectory. At a time when most European cities navigate mixed demand cycles and cautious investor sentiment, Belgrade is preparing for an upward shift — and the scale of…

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