Travel
One More Milestone: Croatia’s Airports Join the Schengen Zone
There are many ways of looking at Croatia and its progress as a young democracy. Today was the latest milestone. ...
Museum of Becarac in Pleternica: All You Need to Know About Slavonia
Can Slavonia compete with Dalmatia and Istria, the generators of tourism in Croatia? The answer is simple – no. And ...
Schengen Accession Provides Opportunities for Croatian Cycling Tourism
As Marija Crnjak/Poslovni Dnevnik writes, entry into Schengen is an enormous opportunity for Croatian cycling tourism, given that borders no ...
A Welsh Telephone Box & English Pub in Eastern Croatia
What is the most random thing you have seen in your time in Croatia? On my first visit to Vinkovci ...
Croatia Has Everything for 12-Month Tourism, Can Be Mediterranean Tourist Leader
The annual 3T conference was held with a number of experts and conclusions: AI cannot replace humans, Croatia can still ...
Break Idea: Shoulder Season in Split, Ultimate Views at Hotel Ambasador
Paul Bradbury While in the summer you might still want to visit the Dalmatian islands and the charming little places ...
Medimurje County Receives Prestigious Tourism Award in Berlin
As Poslovni writes, the Green Destinations Certification Committee’s official decision, which has so far certified hundreds of destinations worldwide, signed ...
Magical Medjimurje in March: a Major Surprise
It is the smallest of all the Croatian counties, and the northernmost, nestled next to now borderless Slovenia and Hungary. ...
Bridge Over the River Cetina: Another Dalmatian Bridge Connected
It has been a good 12 months for bridge enthusiasts in Dalmatia. Firstly, the opening of the much-anticipated Peljesac Bridge ...
Sunflower Award: Slavonia and Baranja for Your Ultimate, Authentic Croatian Holiday
As SiB writes, the awards ceremony was dominated by winners from the Osijek-Baranja county. For example, the Municipality of Kneževi ...
