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Following on from previous research, this paper provides a comparative   retrospective overview of trends in the development of mountain tourism   destinations (MTDs) in European countries and their influence on MTD   development in Serbia. The prospects for developing tourism in the mountain   regions of Serbia follow the European trends and experiences in sustainable   MTD development. These trends and experiences should be selectively   implemented and adapted to the social and economic conditions, the   characteristics of Serbian mountain regions and the effects on the local and   regional spatial development. The paper gives a critical view of the role of   strategic planning in developing tourism in Serbian mountain regions. The   problems that have influenced the prevailing uncontrolled development of   MTDs, the marginalization of the role of strategic planning and the limited   implementation of spatial planning in their development have been identified.   The possibilities for achieving the coordinating role of spatial planning in   strategic planning were assessed for the National Park and MTD Kopaonik. In   this case the harmonization of the various sectoral plans and programs, the   multisectoral coordination of development entities in the public sector,   participation in the planning process and partnerships in decision making and   implementation have been achieved in the process of spatial planning, and   this should be implemented for other MTDs and improved in the future.   [Project of the Serbian Ministry of Education, Science and Technological   Development, Grant no. TR 36036: Sustainable Spatial Development of Danube   Area in Serbia and Grant no. 47027: Serbs and Serbia in the Yugoslav and   International Context: Internal Development and Position within   European/World Community

Retrospective of and prospects for the development and strategic planning of tourism in the mountain regions of Serbia