The Split Airport will thus conclude July with a share of 48 percent of passengers compared to July 2019, and the city airport, where they do not hide their satisfaction with a share of 75 percent compared to July 2019, a record month for the airport, reports Index.hr.
The Split Airport expects 190 planes to land and takes off over the weekend, of which 150 are on a regular route, while the remaining 40 private planes will carry 36,000 passengers through the port.
“July should be completed with 350 thousand passengers, and for comparison last year in the same period there were about 170 thousand, while July 2019 ended with 720 thousand”, said to Hina the head of the Passenger Reception and Dispatch Service of Split Airport Mate Melvan.
He noted that the last weekend in July and the first in August have been the most numerous in terms of tourism for years. “We are still monitoring the situation with the crown, and for now the season is going great,” Melvan added.
”The weekend is also a record in the ferry port, where more than 65 thousand passengers and over 15 thousand vehicles are expected”, said the coordinator of Jadrolinija, Jelena Ivulić.
According to the data she presented by Saturday at 1 pm, two extraordinary lines to Supetar have been introduced, while the ferries to other islands are full. Passengers in vehicles in a column in Zvonimirova Street continued to wait for more than two hours to the ferry port.
“We are now at 75 percent of the numbers we achieved in July 2019. We are more than satisfied and we believe that the season will not end abruptly”, said Ivulić.
She mentioned that the traffic pressure is from all sides, from the entrance to Split, but also at the entrance to the ferry port. “We recommend everyone who needs to go to the port to start as soon as possible and arm themselves with patience, but it is worth enduring for our islands”, she said.
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