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Serbia & Montenegro Travel

For one country, read three. The recent changes in former Yugoslavia have resulted in further splintering, with Montenegro's separation from Serbia followed by the recognition of Kosovo by many as an independent state.

The divisions should not deter the tourist, however, with plenty to see and do, from the biggest party town in the region, the Serbian capital of Belgrade, to the stunning coastal resorts of Budva, Kotor and Sveti Stefan.

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Latest articles in Serbia & Montenegro Travel

Montenegro Tourism up 5.3%, Albania Passes 3 Million Visitors

More impressive statistics emerge from the Balkans, where Montenegro reports a strong August performance in the wake of Albania welcoming 3 million visitors

Sep 30, 2011 – Paul Bradbury

President Mubarak Heading for a European Exile in Montenegro?

The Balkan media is speculating Egyptian President Mubarak may go into exile in Montenegro, where his son Gamal has business interests.

Feb 6, 2011 – Paul Bradbury

An Overnight Tour of Peja in Kosovo

Having been abandoned in the snow miles from the border, arriving late in Peja with no hotel open lead to an interesting insight into Peja nightlife in 2001

Nov 20, 2010 – Paul Bradbury

Crossing The Border By Car From Dubrovnik to Montenegro

The Adriatic coast is a showcase of stunning walled stone towns - Dubrovnik, Kotor, Budva - but crossing borders requires some practicalities.

Nov 16, 2010 – Paul Bradbury

Travel to Kosovo - Alone in the Snow

A broken-down truck at an inopportune moment turned a routine cross-boarder taxi ride into an all-night ordeal in 2001 - walking through the snow to Kosovo.

Nov 14, 2010 – Paul Bradbury

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