30.05.2023
A team-building activity held by "Cementarnica Usje" in Dojran
A team-building activity held by "Cementarnica Usje" in Dojran
We are pleased that many large companies are choosing to invest their team-building event funds into the local economy in Macedonia. With this decision, "USJE" not only motivates its employees but also has a direct impact on the local drivers of the Dojran tourist region.

The employees of "Cementarnica USJE" visited local restaurants where they had the opportunity to taste regional specialties. In addition to walks through the beautiful landscapes of the Dojran area, the employees had the chance to receive symbolic gifts from local craftsmen, which will serve as reminders of this trip. The group stayed at the beautiful "La Terrazza" hotel, which we highly recommend to many companies.
Young musicians and craftsmen are just a part of the support the company provided through this trip.
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