Prime Minister Professor Đuro Macut, MD, DSc, today visited Vranjska Banja, where he toured the Special Rehabilitation Hospital Millennium Medical Centre and a hotel under construction.
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Capacities of Vranjska Banja for further development of spa tourism to be improved
Vranjska Banja,
31 July 2026
Macut highlighted the enormous capacities of Vranjska Banja when it comes to spa tourism, stating that the goal is to improve and strengthen these capacities.
Vranjska Banja is widely known for its healing water, the warmest in Europe, and we must use this fact to an even greater extent in the future, the Prime Minister said.
The Prime Minister noted that it is important to strengthen the area's infrastructure, to which the new 48,000-square-metre hotel currently under construction will certainly contribute.
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