Serbia Incoming DMC

28/09/2026

Three nights in Belgrade that nobody went home early from 🌃

🎩 The Great Gatsby: old-timer cars picked up 100 guests and took them to Geozavod 1905, a mansion of marble and gold. At the door, everyone chose a piece of a 1920s outfit, then it was roulette, blackjack, Cotton Club tunes, and dancing until late.

🍸 James Bond: 300 guests, vodka martinis, and a DJ with a license to thrill. Then the music stopped, a villain laughed, and an 8-meter robot walked into the room. (Don't worry, 007 arrived in time.)

🚋 The Party Tram: a vintage tram, a DJ, drinks served on board, and a ride through Belgrade's illuminated center. The only party where the view changes every minute.

Which one would you choose for your team's big night? 👇

🔗 https://www.serbiaincoming.com/magazine/themed-gala-dinner-party-examples/

28/09/2026

Some incentive trips get forgotten by Monday. These won't. 🇷🇸

🏰 Spend an evening in a romantic Vojvodina castle: a hunt, then dinner at the ball in true aristocratic style
🍇 Pick grapes, press them, and take home w**e with your company's logo on the label
⚔️ Have dinner on Kalemegdan Fortress while knights take you 600 years back in time
🍓 Get a raspberry spa treatment, rakija in hand
🎈 Start your Belgrade sightseeing from a hot-air balloon

That's 5 of our incentive ideas. The rest include caves, canyons, a football derby, and a crash course in Serbian folk dance (harder than it looks, we promise).

Which one would your team pick? Tell us in the comments 👇

🔗 https://www.serbiaincoming.com/business/incentives/

04/06/2026

Serbia is ancient and contemporary; traditional and exotic; with mountainous scenery contrasting with lowland plains; mild and challenging. Learn more about Serbia destinations.

Serbia destinations and travel options grouped in Serbia regions. The choices for travelling Serbia are as diverse as the country itself.

12/05/2026

We must admit, we are hedonists in Serbia — and our cuisine proves it every single day. From slow‑cooked specialties to homemade pastries and rich flavors passed down through generations, Serbian food is all about pleasure, comfort, and tradition.

Serbian cuisine is as mouthwatering as it is healthy. Comprising chiefly of red meat, pork and veal, the are hundreds of recipes that tourists can safely venture.

08/05/2026

Experience Subotica — a city of color, culture, and quiet northern charm.
From its Art Nouveau masterpieces to its relaxed streets, Subotica is one of Serbia’s most beautiful places to explore.

The City of Subotica is located on the north of the Republic of Serbia, along the main European corridors and between two rivers: the Danube and the Tisa.

08/05/2026

Let’s go, Yugoslavia! We took a group from Switzerland on a driving tour through Belgrade in classic Zastava cars — a real time‑travel experience through the spirit of old Yugoslavia.

26/02/2026

Gala dinner preparation finished 🥂

26/02/2026

We are happy to share a little preview of the successful organisation of an exclusive Michelin product launch event 🚀, which concluded with a memorable gala dinner at the beautiful rooftop restaurant. The evening was a wonderful celebration of creativity and achievement, and we are always grateful to be part of such meaningful events. 🥂

30/01/2026

Uncover intriguing insights and little-known facts about this enigmatic inventor that will spark your curiosity and illuminate the extraordinary mind behind the technological marvels we often take for granted.

Tesla was born to Serbian parents in what is now Croatia, but he emigrated to the U.S. as a young man, where he eventually became a naturalized citizen.

27/01/2026

The Serbian alphabet, or "Azbuka," is a unique feature of the Serbian language, based on the Cyrillic script to fit its phonetic traits.

Developed in the early 19th century by Vuk Stefanović Karadžić, it aimed to reform the language, making it more accessible by aligning written characters with spoken sounds, easing pronunciation and learning. Azbuka consists of 30 letters, with some unique to Serbian.

Today, both Cyrillic and Latin scripts are used in Serbia, with Cyrillic as the official script, reflecting the language's adaptability while preserving its heritage.

„Write as you read, read as it is written“ – Johann Christoph Adelung Did you know that Serbian language is the only European language which has two