split tourism

Hotel Marjan, Split’s Famous Eyesore, Finally Ready to be Sold

Daniela Rogulj

Split’s wishes have finally come true. Hotel Marjan, once a symbol of the Dalmatian capital which for the last 11 ...

Could Split Lose Almost 40,000 Inhabitants by 2040? Experts Weigh In

Daniela Rogulj

Split could lose as many as 38,000 inhabitants in the next 20 years, while the most optimistic reports show that ...

Split Will be a Hit Again this Year, though Experts Warn of One Serious Problem

Daniela Rogulj

Preparations for the upcoming season are already nearing completion, and despite the media insights and announcements of a worse season ...

Split-Dalmatia County Achieves Largest Growth on Croatia’s Coast

Daniela Rogulj

According to eVisitor data, there were 19,110,498 overnight stays and 3,698,159 million tourist arrivals in Split-Dalmatia County in 2018, which ...

Is Split-Dalmatia County on Verge of Tourism Collapse? An Expert Opinion

Daniela Rogulj

Split is bursting at the seems of tourism due to the lack of infrastructure which does not meet the increasing ...

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A Look at Future Bus and Train Station at Kopilica in Split (Photos)

Daniela Rogulj

Will Split really have a new metro from next summer?

Can Dalmatian Hinterland Expect Significant Tourism Growth?

Lauren Simmonds

While having increased in popularity over the last couple of years owing primarily to active tourism, the Dalmatian hinterland tends ...

A Singular Trip To Croatia Offers A Few Tourism Lessons

Total Croatia News

November 22, 2018 — The Croatian tourism apparatus will now endure its annual post-summer evaluation. Statistics must be dissected: How ...

Tourism: September Remains Three Times Weaker Than August

Lauren Simmonds

While Zagreb out-shined its coastal rivals by far, the post-August drop is still steep.

Serbian Planes to Land at One Croatian Airport

Lauren Simmonds

”The extended runway enables the beginning of the cooperation with Air Serbia, with whom we’ve been negotiating for a long ...