Crisis ... crisis .... the word you hear from all sides in recent months. It is difficult work and live in these conditions. Fighting every day .... for a job, for clients (guests), for payment .. Just for this reason it seems to me that the extra effort required. You need to be creative and wise to place the funds we have available. It is important to specify the purpose, or in our case target market(s), but the guest is a guest and welcome from any country of the world. I have notice that fairs in the region just do not work in our favor. All terms of the trade fairs are very close. In the mighty struggle for exhibitors have led us to the mess position ... It is difficult to separate the funds, time, people ... and all is important to us. Prices and costs are not negligible and even a small investment is required because it is the only way to pull throught this crisis. Recently, a potential client said: "Our boss says that is the crisis and does not want to invest, but when it comes to occupancy capacity crisis is not excuse." Double standards. Isn't the interest of all facilities in the region to be filled, because that would mean a significant inflow of funds and a better standard for all. Does this struggle mean price reduction for accommodation? Or better services? Or maybe mean only the spread of the frontal attack on the potential guests, but conditions are not changing? Additional problem is that people will go on vacation do not know whether thay will have a holiday and when, whether and when thay have money ..... and hotelier prolonged uncertainty. States abolished fees (Montenegro), visas (Croatia), prices go down (Greece )..... that will be enough for this season? While the Tourism Fair in Belgrade was terrible crowd is that mean thay all traveling somewhere in the summer (that would be great) ... The offer is great: Greece, Montenegro, Bulgaria, Turkey, Croatia, Slovenia .... Are you traveling somewhere this summer?