croatia tourism
National Tourist Board Reports on Successful 2023 Tourist Season in Croatia
September 5, 2023 – The Croatian Tourist Board (HTZ) has reported the newest data on the 2023 tourist season in ...
Zagreb Tourist Offer Presented at Virtuoso Travel Week
August 21, 2023 – The Zagreb Tourist Board has participated in another Virtuoso Travel Week from August 12 to 18 ...
Croatian Tourism Industry Continues to See Positive Trends in April
In the first four months of 2022, 1.6 million tourists stayed in Croatia, or 171% more than in the same ...
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 ...
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 ...
Over 460 Flights to Croatia This Summer, Tourist Board Says
Zagreb and Split expect the highest number of rotations, about 10,000, while Zadar and Rijeka expect the highest increase in ...
Croatia’s Tourist Sector Expects Rise in Trade During Easter Holidays
During the Easter holidays last year, when Easter was on 4 April, Croatia registered 36,000 tourist arrivals and 140,000 overnight ...
Introducing Three of Croatia’s Minority Communities
Some countries are pointed out more frequently as linguistic mosaics, while others have yet to garner such recognition. For example, ...
Lika Tourism: Sights You Shouldn’t Miss on Your Way from Zagreb to Split
Located directly in the path of anyone travelling from central Europe to the Dalmatian coast, Lika is a Croatian treasure ...
ETIAS and Schengen: What Croatia Bound Travelers Can Expect in the Coming Months
March is upon us, and as the mercury rises, COVID cases are falling, both trends that many hope will be ...
