Government

• National Tourism Organization of Serbia.  "Serbia and Montenegro, the two remaining republics of SFR Yugoslavia formed, in 1992, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
  
  In March of 1999 NATO launched a 78 day air strike attack on Serbia which was finally stopped when president Milosevic agreed to remove all of his security forces including the military and the police. Since then Kosovo is under the interim civil and military administration of the UN.
  
  On October 5th 2000, Slobodan Milosevic was overthrown by losing to candidate of the Democratic opposition of Serbia Vojislav Kostunica. Following parliamentary elections in January 2001, Zoran Đinđić became Prime Minister. He was assassinated in Belgrade on March 12, 2003.
  
  In February 2003 the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was transformed into the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro.
  
  Montenegro voted for its independence on May 21st 2006 and was declared an independent state on June 3rd 2006. Serbia declared its independence on June 5th 2006 becoming an independent state, under its own name, for the first time since 1918."

Maps

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• High quality up-to-date maps of Serbia from Maps.com the online map store.
• University of Texas at Austin Maps of Serbia .

News

• Travel news about Serbia from Google News.

Photographs

• Serbia photographs from Flickr.com. 
• Serbia photographs from Google Images. 

Reservations

• Travelconsumer.com reservations page.  Airline, hotel, car, and other reservations.

Tourism

• Official Web Site of the State Union Serbia .  "The state union of Serbia is made up of two member states, the state of Montenegro and the state of Serbia that includes the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina and the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija which is currently under an international administration in accordance with United Nations Security Council resolution 1244." 

United Kingdom Information Resources

• Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) country profile of Serbia. 

U.S. Government Information Resources

• CIA World Factbook on Serbia. 
• Department of State Consular Information Sheet on Serbia .
• U.S. Embassy in Belgrade, Serbia. 

Videos

• Serbia travel videos from YouTube.com. 

Weather

• Weather information for Serbia from Weather Underground.

WiFi Hot Spots

• WiFi Hot Spot Directories.  Directories of free and fee-based WiFi hot spots around the world.