Travel
24 Hours in Zadar: A Microcosm of History, Art, and Unique Activities
Zadar is the oldest continuously-inhabited Croatian city. According to some research and discoveries, Zadar was founded around the year 1000 BC, ...
Is Croatia Near Ukraine? Some Answers to Tourist Google Searches
Back in July 2018, one of the most-searched terms on the Internet was ‘Where is Croatia?’ The heroics of the ...
Excellent Pre-Season Results for Croatian Arena Hospitality Group
As Poslovni Dnevnik writes, for the Croatian Arena Hospitality Group, the recent Easter weekend met all of their expectations and ...
Great Demand for Inland Dalmatia Tourism, Says Split-Dalmatia County Tourist Board
Split-Dalmatia County Tourist Board director, Joško Stella, is running for a new term at the helm of the tourist board. ...
48 Hours in Osijek: Slavonian Pot of Content
In recent years, TCN wrote on multiple occasions about how the city of Osijek has every characteristic of a modern ...
Split in 24 Hours: Attractions, Nature, Food, and Nightlife
Split is the second-largest city in Croatia and the largest city in the Dalmatia region and the Croatian Adriatic coast. ...
Zagreb in 24 Hours: Cruising Through the Capital
Zagreb is the capital and the largest city of Croatia, with a rich history dating back to Roman times. Described ...
Ryanair Zadar Winter Flights Planned for 2022/2023
Irish low-cost airline Ryanair released tickets for this year’s winter flight schedule, which will take effect at the end of ...
Rijeka in 24 Hours: Footsteps on the Crossroads of Empire
Rijeka, or Fiume as it is called in Italian nomenclature, is Croatia’s principal seaport and third-largest city. Because of its ...
23 Eurowings Croatia Lines from Germany in May!
The German low-cost airline, Eurowings, a member of the Lufthansa Group, is resuming traffic on a number of seasonal routes ...
