PALMA: A growing number of tourists to Serbia because of stability, security and tourism offer | Serbia

The President of the Assembly of the City of Jagodina today visited with his friends full of Aqua Park where he addressed the reporters [19659003] The "Open Day" event took place today in JAGODINA The President of the Jagodina Assembly, Dragan Markovic Palma, today visited his colleagues from Akva Park, where he was it was addressed to reporters

The Wax Museum and the Zoo, announced today that more than 12,000 people from Serbia and abroad have traveled to Jagodina. more: Palma: I would replace the two ministers

– Tourism is a very important economic branch Jagodina is a tourist center in Serbia We only have 1,300 people directly and indirectly in tourism in Jagodina. Jagodina alone visits about half a million tourists each year, of which more than 50,000 come from abroad, which means that Serbia is a politician Security, security and economic stability because no one will visit in unstable areas. In Jagodina, 700 meters in diameter, you will find unique tourist destinations, such as the first Serbian water park, the only wax museum, the first zoo in Belgrade and the largest artificial waterfall in this part of Europe . This is our second industrial area.

For further information: Palma: Mr. Scott where are the Serb brothers? [1965] Tourism is an economic branch linking construction, trade, agriculture, energy, sport and culture 19659009] – All those who are busy The purpose of the policy is to show what they have done, what its results are when they are engaged in politics. There is a story, and the other are works. I'm urging all politicians to work and turn around and let us do the competition that will do more, that will open more factories and where most children will be born. The opposition is only attacking him and, wherever someone goes from opposition, he attacks his country and his neighbors. Whoever you talk about Serbia and your people will not respect you. We must use the international popularity that Serbia has today – said Markovic.