Editing Vojvodina (section)

==Economy==
[[File:Serbia Vojka from southwest IMG 9207.JPG|thumb|right|Vojvodina is known as ''Serbia's breadbasket'']]
The economy of Vojvodina is largely based on developed food industry and fertile agricultural soil. Agriculture is a priority sector in Vojvodina. Traditionally, it has always been a significant part of the local economy and a generator of positive results, due to the abundance of fertile agricultural land which makes up 84% of its territory. The share of agribusiness in the total industrial production is 40%, that is 30% in the total exports of Vojvodina.

The metal industry of Vojvodina has a long tradition and consists of smaller metal processing companies for components manufacturing and, to a lesser extent, of original equipment manufacturers (OEM) with their own brand name products. Vojvodina Metal Cluster gathers 116 companies with 6,300 employees. Other branches of industry are also developed such as the chemical industry, electrical industry, oil industry and construction industry. In the past decade, ICT sector has been growing rapidly and has taken significant role in Vojvodina's economic development.

High- tech sector is a fast-growing sector in Vojvodina. Software development represents the main source of revenue, particularly development of ERP solutions, Java applications and mobile applications. IT sector companies mainly deal with software outsourcing, based on demands of international clients or with development of their own software products for purposes of domestic and international market.
Vojvodina pays particular attention to interregional and cross-border economic cooperation, as well as to implementation of priorities defined within the EU Strategy for the Danube Region.<ref name="vojvodina.gov.rs"/>

Some of the companies from Vojvodina:
*[[Naftna Industrija Srbije]]
*[[Srbijagas]]
*[[HIP Petrohemija]]
*[[Apatin Brewery]]
*[[Novi Sad Fair|Novosadski sajam]]

Vojvodina promotes its investment potentials through the [[Vojvodina Investment Promotion]] (VIP) agency, which was founded by the Parliament of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina.

===Transport===
There are many important roads which pass through Vojvodina. First of all, the motorway [[A1 (Serbia)|A1 motorway]] which goes from Central Europe and the Horgos border crossing to Hungary, via Novi Sad to Belgrade and further to the southeast toward Niš, where it branches: one way leads east to the border with Bulgaria; the other to the south, towards Greece. Motorway [[A3 (Serbia)|A3]] in Srem separates the west, towards the neighboring Croatia and further to Western Europe. There is also a network of regional and local roads and railway lines.

The three largest rivers in Vojvodina are navigable stream. Danube River with a length of 588 kilometers and its tributaries Tisa (168&nbsp;km), Sava (206&nbsp;km) and Bega (75&nbsp;km). Among them was dug extensive network of irrigation canals, drainage and transport, with a total length of {{cvt|939|km}}, of which {{cvt|673|km}} navigable.
[[File:Popovicko jezero.jpg|thumb|[[Fruška Gora|National park Fruška Gora]]]]
[[File:Deliblatska peš.jpg|thumb|[[Deliblatska Peščara|Deliblato Sands]]]]

===Tourism===
{{Main|Tourism in Vojvodina}}
Tourist destinations in Vojvodina include well known [[Serbian Orthodox Church|Orthodox]] monasteries on [[Fruška Gora]] mountain, numerous hunting grounds, cultural-historical monuments, different folklores, interesting galleries and museums, plain landscapes with a lot of greenery, big rivers, canals and lakes, sandy terrain [[Deliblatska Peščara]] ("the European Sahara"), etc.
In the last few years, [[Exit (festival)|Exit]] has been a popular music festival.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://vojvodinaonline.com/?lang=en|title=Vojvodina online – Tourism Organisation of Vojvodina|work=vojvodinaonline.com|date=19 May 2023 }}</ref>