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This paper presents a primary research of traveling abroad by citizens of Serbia as a dominant form of cultural spending, or more specifically, a primary research of motivation in tourism. The paper offers a special way of analysis of the relation between cultural spending through travelling abroad and stratification and social categories in Serbian society. In Serbian society, as a dividing line within the practice of cultural spending among the population who travels abroad, there appear to be three dimensions: status, urban locality and education, that is to say, it has been observed that Serbian members of the public who have high status, high education and urban locality tend to travel abroad. At the centre of this paper is a survey designed to investigate the manner in which the people of Serbia spend their leisure time together with the analysis of their opinions and beliefs concerning travel, aimed at determining to what extent travel abroad is a cultural practice and a form of cultural spending by Serbian people as well as the impact it has on the structure of the society. The field survey was conducted in the period March – May 2014 by the first year students of Tourismology of the Faculty of Geography in Belgrade, which formed a part of their compulsory practical work within Sociology of Tourism. The poll was conducted in traveling agencies in Belgrade and other cities in Central Serbia, according to the students’ individual choice and accessibility. The sample comprises 613 polled participants from urban and rural settlements.

STATUS CONDITIONALITY OF CULTURAL SPENDING AND TOURIST MOTIVATION IN SERBIAN SOCIETY