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P A N O R A M A<br />
News Stream<br />
>> In the first four months of this<br />
year, Serbia was visited by 718,750<br />
tourists, which is 15 percent more<br />
than in the same period last year,<br />
announced at the end of May the<br />
Tourist Organization of Serbia. Of<br />
these, there were 412,386 domestic<br />
tourists (14 percent more than last<br />
year), and 306,364 foreign tourists<br />
(15 percent). By the number<br />
of overnight stays, domestic guests<br />
mostly stayed in the mountains (49<br />
per cent) and spa resorts (26 percent),<br />
while foreign guests stayed<br />
in Belgrade (53 percent) and in<br />
mountain resorts (15 percent).<br />
>> Promotional tour of the Tourist<br />
Organization of Belgrade started<br />
on 27 May with a program in Timisoara.<br />
On the central square of<br />
this beautiful city in Banat, Romania,<br />
the audience enjoyed in<br />
Serbian folklore, tambura players,<br />
delicacies of Serbian cuisine, wines.<br />
Businessmen also had busy schedule<br />
of meetings and presentations.<br />
The TOB’s Caravan - then goes to<br />
Vienna, Podgorica, Banjaluka, Sofia,<br />
Thessaloniki, Ljubljana...<br />
>> The past extended winter season<br />
was the most successful in the history<br />
of Serbian mountain tourism,<br />
announced recently the public<br />
company “Ski resorts of Serbia”.<br />
Turnover was around 805 million<br />
dinars, which is by 15 percent more<br />
than in the previous season. The<br />
highest turnover was in February:<br />
285 million dinars.<br />
>> “The future is now”. The three-week<br />
long Belgrade International Architecture<br />
Week was held under this<br />
title, from 5 to 28 May. Through exhibitions,<br />
lectures and seminars, the<br />
near future of architecture was dis-<br />
Dis’ Spring<br />
Fifty-third “Dis’ Spring”,<br />
with a number of<br />
beautiful literary and<br />
cultural events, adorned<br />
Čačak again this May,<br />
organized by the City Library<br />
“Vladislav Petković<br />
Dis”. On this occasion,<br />
a special collection Dis’<br />
poetry Separated Silences<br />
was printed, the magazine<br />
dedicated to the<br />
fifty-third edition of this<br />
event, catalog of the exhibition<br />
about the poet<br />
Tomislav Marinković,<br />
this year’s winner of the<br />
“Dis’ Award”. Anthology<br />
Poetry of Branko V. Radičević (coeditor: the Institute<br />
for Literature and Art in Belgrade) a tribute to one of<br />
the founders of “Dis’ Spring”. The winner of “Young Dis”<br />
Award is Ognjen Obradović from Užice, and awards for<br />
an essay on Dis’ work went to Milica Bešić from Dubočica<br />
near Leskovac.<br />
Belgrade Festival of Poetry<br />
More than forty participants from nine countries attended<br />
the Tenth Belgrade Festival of Poetry and Books<br />
“Snap out of it! Poetry!”,<br />
which took<br />
place from 25 to 30<br />
May, in several interesting<br />
locations in the<br />
Serbian capital. From<br />
the memory of Vasko<br />
Popa (1922-1991)<br />
under the slogan Far<br />
Away, in Us, to the final<br />
Eating Poetry, from<br />
Roman Hall of the<br />
City Library and the<br />
Faculty of Philology<br />
to Mladenovac, from<br />
Stevan Tontić and Alvina<br />
Panga to Roman<br />
Honet and Andrej Ljupka,<br />
yet another living<br />
focal point of poetry<br />
was created. Will<br />
this finally convince<br />
us that poetry is not<br />
dead, but that those<br />
who are numb to it are<br />
dead?<br />
06 SRBIJA • BROJ 54 • 2016.