croatian tourism
2022 Croatian Peak Season: 980,000 Tourists in Croatia, Overnight Stays Almost at 2019 Level
About 980,000 tourists are currently staying in Croatia – with 97 percent of the overnight stays achieved compared to the ...
Croatia in 2027: What Will the Country Look Like in 5 Years?
It has been 31 years since Croatia declared its independence from Yugoslavia, 27 since the end of the homeland war, ...
After Saltworks Museum, Pag Salt Flats to Open to Curious Visitors
As Poslovni Dnevnik writes, a morning spent on the Pag salt flats as part of the famous Pag Saltworks is ...
Best Tourism Villages: Baranja Village Zmajevac is Croatian Candidate
As Poslovni Dnevnik writes, the Baranja village Zmajevac is a Croatian candidate for the aforementioned Best Tourism Villages, a designation ...
State Inspectorate: 46% of Croatian Tourist Facilities Breaking Rules
As Poslovni Dnevnik writes, the above-mentioned conclusion can be drawn data obtained by the State Inspectorate, which announced recently that ...
Split Airport Director Pero Bilas Says Facility is Ready for Crowds
As Morski writes, Split Airport director Pero Bilas claims that the situation with crowding at Zagreb Airport is unlikely to occur ...
Aminess Khalani Beach Hotel – First Makarska 5 Star Facility Opens
As Poslovni Dnevnik writes, in the presence of more than 300 guests, the very first Makarska 5 star facility – Aminess ...
Croatian Nautical Tourism Sector Enjoyed Excellent 2022 Pre-Season
As Poslovni Dnevnik writes, Croatia is the first on many lists, and that can be either good or bad. It’s ...
227% More Overnight Stays in Dubrovnik-Neretva County Than 2021
As Morski writes, after two uncertain pandemic-dominated years filled with numerous epidemiological restrictions, lockdowns and last minute rule introductions, tourism ...
Croatian 2022 Tourist Season: 24% Percent More Spent Than 2019!
As Poslovni Dnevnik/Josipa Ban writes, tourist traffic is slowly but absolutely surely returning to pre-crisis figures, and data from Croatia’s ...
