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GlobalSerb, Bangkok (2026)

U vremenu kada su granice, zahvaljujući medijima, ili kod onih srećnijih avionskim kartama, obrisane, jedan čovek koji voli putovanja po svetu, ali koji uvek voli da se vrati u svoju zemlju, odlučio je da pokrene projekat pod nazivom GlobalSerb. Ovo je priča o kosmopolitizmu koji je prošao sve razvojne stupnjeve u pravom smislu. Putujući po svetu, tridesetogodišnji Vojkan Dimitrijević upoznavao j

e različite ljude i kulture, ali zrelost s kojom je to radio potiče iz toga što pre svega poznaje i voli prostor, jezik, navike i kulturu sopstvenog naroda. Dugo je ta iskustva delio samo sa svojim prijateljima, a onda je, na nagovor nekih od njih, odlučio da ideju koja je u svemu plemenita i nenametljiva podeli sa svima. Boraveći u tajlandskoj prestonici Bangkoku, Vojkan je došao na ideju da ugosti u svom iznajmljenom stanu putnike namernike sa svih krajeva planete, da im smeštaj ne naplati, ali da za kratko vreme koje su kod njega proveli proba da ih nauči nešto lepo o zemlji iz koje dolazi. U tome je i uspeo, poduhvat GlobalSerb inicirala je galerija fotografija 25 ljudi sa najrazličitijih krajeva naše planete koji u rukama drže poruke upućene Srbiji. Ali to je samo početak, na ovom mestu moći ćete da pratite kako jedna plemenita ideja o čovečnosti, naciji i kosmopolitizmu služi svojoj svrsi – ljubavi i prijateljstvu!

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In a time where borders cease to exist, due to different medias and cheaper plane tickets, one man who loves to travel has decided to start a project called “GlobalSerb”. This is a story about cosmopolitism which has been through its “growing pains” stages. Throughout his worldwide travelling experiences, 30-year old Vojkan Dimitrijevic has managed to get acquainted with different people and cultures. It’s important to emphasize that the maturity, with which he gained these global experiences, is due to the fact that he loves his own Country’s language, geography, habit, culture and needless to say people. For a while, he’s been sharing his global and local experience strictly with his friends. As the story goes, some of his friends have talked him into sharing his story and idea with everybody else. While he was living in Thailand’s capital, Bangkok, Vojkan came up with the idea to welcome international travelers to his home. He did this at no cost while trying to introduce the visitors about his home country, Serbia. Vojkan succeeded in that by launching a photo gallery with pictures of 25 people from different parts of our planet, each with a message for Serbia. This is, however, only the beginning since here you will be able to follow up how a story that started with a noble idea of humanity, nations and cosmopolitism is serving its own purpose – love and friendship!

12/11/2013

Ovo je priča o tome kako je zahvaljujući jednom sajtu koji besprekorno funkcioniše (www.couchsurfing.com), dobroj volji i ideji, i ljubavi prema sopstvenoj zemlji jedan Srbin uspeo da izbriše granice među narodima, rasama i kontinentima, bar na kratko. Boraveći u tajlandskoj prestonici Bankoku, Vojkan Dimitrijević je ugostio 25 putnika sa najrazličitijih krajeva sveta. Svoje goste je na sve moguće načine pokušao da upozna sa zemljom iz koje dolazi (Srbijom), deleći sa njima impresije, prepoznatljivo gostoprimstvo i utiske o svojoj zemlji. Jedino što je naš domaćin tražio zauzvrat je da na odlasku gosti napišu po jednu poruku, a jedini uslov koji je postavio je da ta poruka sadrži reč SRBIJA. Morate priznati, ovo ne košta puno, ne zahteva sastanke državnika na visokom nivou, gomilu para i udžbenik istorije, ovo je humana ideja da se jednom porukom izbrišu granice sa nadom da ako bar jedan čovek nauči nešto lepo o našoj zemlji, jednog dana bi to mogao da zna i ceo svet…

A web site running impeccably (www.couchsurfing.com), a young Serbian driven by goodwill, a simple idea and love for his country, all resulted in erasing borders between people of different nations. At least, for a little while. While staying in Thailand’s capital Bangkok, Vojkan Dimitrijevic welcomed 25 travellers from different parts of the World. He tried to introduce his guests to his home country by sharing their impressions and it’s renowned hospitality.The only small condition that our host had was that the guests write a personal message which contains the word SERBIA. To be quite frank, this practically doesn’t cost anything, no state officials are needed, no need for a bag full of money, nor a history book. Quite simply, it’s only a simple and humane idea to educate at least one person about our nice country. Who knows, maybe one day this could transcend to the whole

28/10/2013

Ovo je priča o tome kako je zahvaljujući jednom sajtu koji besprekorno funkcioniše (www.couchsurfing.com), dobroj volji i ideji, i ljubavi prema sopstvenoj zemlji jedan Srbin uspeo da izbriše granice među narodima, rasama i kontinentima, bar na kratko. Boraveći u tajlandskoj prestonici Bankoku, Vojkan Dimitrijević je ugostio 25 putnika sa najrazličitijih krajeva sveta. Svoje goste je na sve moguće načine pokušao da upozna sa zemljom iz koje dolazi (Srbijom), deleći sa njima impresije, prepoznatljivo gostoprimstvo i utiske o svojoj zemlji. Jedino što je naš domaćin tražio zauzvrat je da na odlasku gosti napišu po jednu poruku, a jedini uslov koji je postavio je da ta poruka sadrži reč SRBIJA. Morate priznati, ovo ne košta puno, ne zahteva sastanke državnika na visokom nivou, gomilu para i udžbenik istorije, ovo je humana ideja da se jednom porukom izbrišu granice sa nadom da ako bar jedan čovek nauči nešto lepo o našoj zemlji, jednog dana bi to mogao da zna i ceo svet…

A web site running impeccably (www.couchsurfing.com), a young Serbian driven by goodwill, a simple idea and love for his country, all resulted in erasing borders between people of different nations. At least, for a little while. While staying in Thailand’s capital Bangkok, Vojkan Dimitrijevic welcomed 25 travellers from different parts of the World. He tried to introduce his guests to his home country by sharing their impressions and it’s renowned hospitality.The only small condition that our host had was that the guests write a personal message which contains the word SERBIA. To be quite frank, this practically doesn’t cost anything, no state officials are needed, no need for a bag full of money, nor a history book. Quite simply, it’s only a simple and humane idea to educate at least one person about our nice country. Who knows, maybe one day this could transcend to the whole World…

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