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Nice Flights and Fishermen: The Sky and Sea Collide!

Air Serbia's new routes and fishing fun – let's hope they're not taking fish with them!

Hold on to your berets, folks! Air Serbia has just landed in Nice, and they're not just packing suitcases, but a slice of adventure along with every passenger. The airline will be flying two weekly flights between Belgrade and Nice on the trusty Airbus A319, set to bring a bit more sunshine into your life every Thursday and Sunday. With a flight time of just around two hours, you can swan dive from the historic streets of Belgrade straight into the stunning vistas of the French Riviera. Jiri Marek, the airline's CEO, is all smiles as he announces this service, underlining it as a response to increased demand. Let’s hope there’s enough croissants and coffee for everyone on board!

But that's not all, folks! In a twist that will surely tickle your fancy, Nice isn’t perfect without a good haircut, and it turns out that even a barber can find a silver lining in this aviation buzz. The nice benefit of more flights means more visitors, and more visitors mean a haircut opportunity – a recipe ripe for business growth. It’s incredible how international travel can inject life into both our skies and local businesses at the same time! So, if you're in Nice, swing by your local barber just in case you need that fresh cut to show off at the beach.

And speaking of the sea, we can't ignore the talented fishermen riding the waves at Ocean City, MD. Captain Jason Mumford kicked off his day with a glorious morning out at OC Inlet, where timing is everything in fishing. Good ol’ Jason managed to navigate the tide just right, pulling a diver down into the water, as his party packed their cooler with fish. Talk about a catch of the day! Talk about mixing business with pleasure – who wouldn’t love a little fishing after taking a flight or two?

As the world spins and itineraries unfold, it’s clear Nice is making waves. Not just with migrating travelers flocking to its sunny shores but also with the local fishermen's hustle echoing throughout the coastline. Did you know that Air Serbia's CEO sees air travel as a massive contributor to not just tourism but economy as well? And here’s a bonus fishy fact: Some species of fish can actually feel the vibrations from a boat motor, which means Captain Jason might just be the next fish whisperer! So, whether you’re soaring through the sky with Air Serbia or casting a line, the view from both the air and the sea is looking mighty fine!