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Kish Airlines will commence seasonal flights between Shiraz and Belgrade this summer, becoming the fourth Iranian carrier to serve the Serbian capital. The airline will operate a one weekly service, each Monday, from June 18 until September 10. The carrier has requested an arrival slot at 4.00 CEST in Belgrade, and a departure time of 05.30. Shiraz is Iran's fifth largest city and is located in the southwest of the country. This year, Iran Air, Qeshm Air and Mahan Air all launched services from Tehran to Belgrade. It came after Serbia and Iran abolished visa requirements for each others' nationals. Kish Airlines (often referred to as Kish Air) operates a fleet of fourteen aircraft and serves some thirty destinations.

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A friend of mine flew on Pegasus to IKA the other day and she told me that the flight back to BEG was basically filled with Turks and Iranians.
Seems like other airlines are also profiting from visa liberalization.
I saw a group of Iranian tourists in front of the Nikola Tesla museum and they were mostly younger people in their 30s.
p.s. Qeshm resumes BEG from tomorrow.
Mahan Air will add a third flight on Thursdays. They also changed their times so now they arrive at 07.20 and 07.50.
On the same way they need to be informed about the culture they are visiting.
I do not see what kind of special accommodation they might need.
As Anon ar 12:21 mentioned there are so many Turks in Belgrade (many more than Iranians) and there would have been even more if TK could had flown widebody to BEG. No complaints.
Maybe we should stop looking at Iranians as the people from another planet
Middle East discovered Belgrade!
I am not sure about it :-)
Seems like QR won't be increasing BEG right now which is a shame.
Most Iranians are hedonists so make sure you provide them with a comfortable and civilized environment. They are not one of those people who travel abroad to eat Persian cuisine so don't worry about that. They are general liberal and open-minded. Conservative Iranians usually don't travel to Europe.
One thing you should be extremely careful about is politeness. They are generally extremely polite, cultured and very patriotic.
There are two insults Iranians will not forgive you for. The first is to compare them to a dog and the other is to say that they are Arabs.
If you are dealing with their tourists you can always point out that Iran sent its first ambassador to Belgrade back in 1921 while the first Oriental language at the Philology Faculty was not Turkish, Arabic or Chinese but Persian (1926).
Also, during SFRJ, Iran was the country's biggest trade partner in Asia.
Hope this helped. If you have any questions feel free to ask.
Persi speakers in Belgrade is always a nice touch but you can't teach someone that language in few days...It is long term investment.
What I meant in my previous post was that you can't make them special praying room looking at east or make Serbian women wear headscarf in the centre of Belgrade.
They need to know where they are.
kada se na istom rostilju
priprema i gomila krmetine?
Oni vode racuna o svojoj ishrani i dobro znaju sta je krmetina. Vi kao da ne znate da je internet tu cetvrt veka i da ljudi pisu o svojim iskustvima sa putovanja.
Sama cinjenica da povecavaju broj letova za Beograd govori u prilog cinjenici da ni njima ni Turcima ne smetaju sve te kvazi cinjenice navedene u prethodnom postu.
Turkey, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, India, Oman ... or are you implying they are only coming to Serbia because they don't need a visa?
If that is one of their requirements they should not come here, we are not interested in changing how we live.
Thanks for a great comment!
Iran Air launched TBS at about the same time as BEG.
Another country without the visa regime is Turkey which was last year visited by 2.5 million Iranians.
Russia seems to be quite popular as in 2016 it was visited by 67.000 Iranians while last year the number grew to 100.000.
In conclusion, Iranians seem to be a nation that travels a lot and many nations are trying to get them to visit.
In the period March-August 2017 a total of 3.7 million Iranians traveled abroad .
Greece had a major campaign some time ago and Mahan Air flies their A346 into ATH every summer in addition to Aegean's daily flight.
My guess is that this year there are going to be between 30.000 and 40.000 of them.
Any info about that?
Had no idea Iranians travel so much. Just wait until sanctions and visas (to most places) are all removed.
In a few years there could be 100,000 Iranians visiting Serbia on a regular basis. Great for the economy.
IR said they see potential from other Iranian cities so there might be some more surprises.
By the way, there are far more Albanians with Serbian passport who are being deported back to Serbia than there are Iranians who are asking for asylum here.
https://www.klix.ba/vijesti/bih/mektic-zbog-srbije-imamo-ozbiljan-problem-s-migrantima-iz-irana/180531040
https://www.jutarnji.hr/vijesti/hrvatska/u-bih-na-izmaku-snaga-sve-vise-migranata-dolazi-a-sve-manje-iz-zemalja-u-kojima-je-rat-srbi-su-im-ukinuli-vize-mi-tu-ne-mozemo-nista/7423824/