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The first Serbian tourists arrived at Gazipaşa-Alanya Airport

86 Serbian tourists came to Gazipaşa-Alanya Airport from Serbia with the first flight of the season. Air Serbia, which will connect the Serbian cities of Belgrade and Nis to Alanya, made its first flight of the year to Alanya Gazipaşa Airport with 86 Serbian tourists. Air Serbia Airlines plane, which took off from Belgrade and landed in Alanya GZP in the morning, was greeted with a water suit, which is an aviation tradition at GZP. At the airport, Serbian passengers were greeted with carnations as well as Serbian and Turkish flags by tourism officials and airport staff. Cake cutting was also held in the context of the welcoming ceremony. The company, which brought 86 Serbian tourists to Alanya GZP on its first flight, left the airport empty at 10.40. It has been learned that Air Serbia will operate flights from Belgrade and Nis on Thursdays from 17 June to 23 September 2023, and from Belgrade only on Saturday to Alanya GZP two days a week.

Cappadocia's balloons took their place in Serbian skies

Tours began to be organized in Indjija, in the north of Serbia, with balloons brought from Cappadocia. Turkey's Ambassador to Belgrade, Hami Aksoy, said in a statement to AA correspondent, "The balloons of Cappadocia fly over the skies of Serbia. The Indjija region, 1 hour away from Belgrade, will become the country's new tourism attraction center. Our pilots from Cappadocia fly the balloons and our country's cooperation with Serbia in the field of tourism is at its peak." Aksoy stated that the increasing investments in the field of tourism will contribute to the improvement of relations between the two countries. "Balloons are in Serbia after Turkey, Cyprus and UAE" Company manager and flight instructor Murat Çoban said that they are proud to have balloons fly in Serbia after Turkey, TRNC and United Arab Emirates (UAE). Çoban also stated that the balloon pilots came from Turkey and they were happy to serve in a new country. In the statement made by the Indjija Municipality Tourism Office, it was noted that they aim to fly 100 thousand people a year with 7 balloons brought from Cappadocia. It has been announced that flights from Indjija, which is 1 hour away from Belgrade, will take place at 19:00 on weekdays and earlier on weekends.

Balloons of Cappadocia will take off in Serbia

Before the tours with balloons brought from Cappadocia in Indjija, in the north of Serbia, the event was held with the participation of pilots from Turkey, hosted by the Turkish Embassy in Belgrade. Turkey's Ambassador to Belgrade, Hami Aksoy, stated that an extremely exciting project has come to life and said, "Tomorrow, the first balloon from Cappadocia will take off in the skies of Indjija." Noting that all of the balloons came from Cappadocia, Aksoy said, "Necessary connections were established in a very short time. There is a great interest from Serbia to Turkey. The number of tourists who visited Turkey last year exceeded 360 thousand." Milan Bogojevic, Director of Indjija Municipality Tourism Office, said that a new common history was being written between the two countries, adding, "One of the biggest tourism attractions is now in Serbia. We aim to fly 100,000 people a year with 7 balloons." The organizers, who shared on social media with the name "Serbian Cappadocia", stated that Indjija is 1 hour away from the capital Belgrade, and announced that the balloon tours will be held at 19.00 on weekdays and in the early morning hours on weekends. While it was stated that the test flight was quite successful, it was stated that the Indjija Municipality Tourism Office will assign guides within the scope of the balloon tours and the visitors will be informed about the best photography places.

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The first Serbian tourists arrived at Gazipaşa-Alanya Airport

Cappadocia's balloons took their place in Serbian skies

Balloons of Cappadocia will take off in Serbia