Belgrade hosted 100,000 tourists on New Year's Eve, earned up to € 100 mill

He added that some 50,000 of them were in the streets during the New Year's concert.

"There were no incidents," Vesic said, adding that most of the visitors were from the region but also Turkey, Bulgaria, Russia and Arab countries.
In the meantime, a young man from the Croatian city of Split was reported missing on New Year's Eve in Belgrade. The police said it had launched an extensive search, and the father came to Belgrade. He appealed to everyone who had any information about his son's whereabouts to come forward even anonymously.