coronavirus restrictions
Minister Says New Infections Down, but Restrictions to Remain
We must be aware of the fact that there is still a large number of unvaccinated citizens who can become ...
Božinović: It Would Be Safer for All To Celebrate New Year Outdoors
“The Delta variant spreads much faster than the previous variants while Omicron spreads much faster than Delta. We have a ...
Coffee Bars in Croatia Could Collapse With Further Restrictions, Says NUU
The National Association of Caterers (NUU) also participated in the meeting of the tourism sector with representatives of the Government ...
COVID-19 Restrictions to Remain in Force until 15 August
Children under the age of 12 will not be required to have COVID-19 certificates when attending gatherings with their parents. ...
Protests against Epidemiological Restrictions held in Five Croatian Cities
The protests, organized by the Rights and Freedoms initiative, were held in Zagreb, Dubrovnik, Split, Šibenik, and Osijek. Croatians thus ...
Foreign Tourists Eager to Visit Croatia, But Worried About Coronavirus Restrictions
Last year the Croatian tourism industry recorded the best results from these four markets, so Hina asked the directors of ...
Cafe Terraces to Work from 6 am to 10 pm, No Music, Says COVID Response Team
The team’s head Davor Božinović told a press conference that the new decision means patrons can be served on terraces from ...
PM: As of 15 February Bars Allowed to Sell Everything on Offer, Terraces Stay Closed
Speaking to the press after a cabinet meeting, he said the details of the mild easing of COVID restrictions as ...
Four New Measures: Coffee to Go Allowed, Gyms, Foreign Language Schools, Casinos Open
Asked about whether the epidemiological measures would be relaxed after February 15, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said yesterday that “fellow ...
Jutarnji List: Croatian Cafes Open on Monday 15 February (and Gyms too)?
With the spring season just around the corner, people will soon be able to once again enjoy coffee on the ...
