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Tourist offer of Serbia - Spa, Mountains, Lakes, Cities and other climatic places abound with mineral water sources, both cold and warm. Medicinal gas and medicinal mud supplement the spa wealth of Serbia. Over 1000 springs and over 50 spas on them, made spa tourism in Serbia, the most developed touristic branch. The benefits of the Serbian spa Vrnjacka Banja has been known for its medicinal sources since ancient times. This area was inhabited in prehistoric times. Archaeological finds, tools from the young Stone Age reveal the possibility that prehistoric people used spa springs. About History of Serbian Tourism 2,000 years ago, the ancient Romans, conquering besides a good part of the then known world and the areas of today's Serbia, discovered that this climate has remarkable medicinal properties. That is why they built Roman baths - terraces, whose remains are still scattered by several balneological centers. Some are located north of Belgrade, in Vojvodina - Stari Slankamen, Banja Vrdnik and Banja Rusanda, and some are located south of our capital - Banja Selters in Mladenovac, Bukovica Spa in Arandjelovac, Banja Ljig, Banja Vrujci and Banja Southeast and the lowest parts Pannonian Basin. Apart from Fruška Gora and Vršačke mountains, its territory is flat and sprinkled with swamps, rivers, lakes, hills and sandbanks. Although there are Deliblatska and Subotica kits, about 80% of the population suffers, and back pain occurs most frequently in the period from 20 to 55 years. Due to its multiple function, the spine is constantly exposed to different types of loads, and there is often overload. According to research, three quarters of Serbs suffer from some form of rheumatism, which makes this disease the most widespread in Serbia. Rheumatic diseases can be divided into inflammatory, non-inflammatory and degenerative, and attack the joint-bone system. All rheumatic diseases are chronic, progressive and painful, and in the worst case,