May 30, 2020 – Two planes from Frankfurt have arrived at Split Airport, bringing 200 German tourists to the coastal Dalmatian city.
Dalmacija Danas reports that on Thursday, the Croatian government decided that Croatia would open its borders to citizens of 10 countries that, like Croatia, are estimated to have a favorable epidemiological situation. This applies to citizens of Slovenia, Hungary, Austria, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Germany.
With the decision made, passengers from these ten countries will not have to prove the reason for their entry into the Republic of Croatia. However, epidemiological control is still necessary, reports HRT.
After domestic air traffic, international air traffic was re-established. Two planes from Frankfurt with about 200 passengers landed at Split Airport.
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In recent years, due to record results and good business, Split Airport has invested HRK 500 million in the building of the new terminal.
“In June, there will be 180 flights in international traffic and 80 in domestic, and 30,000 passengers are expected,” said Pero Bilas, Deputy Director of Split Airport.
Which is ten times less than last June, but optimism is not lacking.
Split Airport had direct flights from 25 countries around the world. They are aiming for that record even in this most difficult tourist season.
Upon entering the Republic of Croatia, their entry will be recorded with the collection of additional data (destination, mobile phone number and e-mail address), due to the possible need to contact for epidemiological reasons.
Therefore, in order to reduce congestion at border crossings and shorten the waiting time for crossing the state border, it is recommended that foreign citizens submit their data in advance via the website entercroatia.mup.hr.
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