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Central train reservation system launched at Belgrade railway station
Belgrade,
13 September 2004
Serbian Minister of Capital Investment Velimir Ilic opened the European central train reservation system at the Belgrade railway station.
Velimir Ilic
The Serbian railway system will now be integrated into the European central train reservation system enabling passengers to book tickets to foreign countries at home.
After the opening ceremony, at 8:35, a train left for Nis carrying many distinguished guests, including Serbian government members.
After the opening ceremony, at 8:35, a train left for Nis carrying many distinguished guests, including Serbian government members.
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