Invisacook is a revolutionary invisible induction technology that is changing the way we experience kitchens. This innovation allows cooking directly on a porcelain countertop, combining functionality and aesthetics. Safety benefits, such as minimal risk of burns, make it ideal for families with children. With the support of Iverpan, this technology becomes available to a wider audience through educational workshops for designers and architects.
D-Marin continues to grow, adding new marinas and improving service for boaters. Digital innovation, sustainability and the luxury experience are key focuses in 2025. The planned investments include the Mediterranean and the Middle East, with an emphasis on environmental responsibility and state-of-the-art infrastructure.
Digital payments are becoming increasingly popular among Croatians, and as many as 81% of citizens want to use mobile phones for payment. Cards are still the most commonly used tool, but interest in smart watches and digital wallets is growing, especially among the younger population. At the same time, citizens want better digitalization of health care and public administration.
Culinary education in Split is flourishing with the planned construction of a modern school. The new educational center brings innovative learning methods, sustainability through organic growing of groceries and cooperation with international gastronomic events.
Aminess Hotels & Resorts is opening a new gourmet season with exclusive workshops, top-notch dinners, and collaborations with renowned chefs. Through special programs, guests will enjoy authentic delicacies and educational culinary experiences.
The Croatian association Electric Circuit has expanded the initiative of free consultation for entrepreneurs, offering support in the installation of solar power plants and charging stations for electric vehicles. The goal is to provide businesses with greater energy independence and cost reduction through sustainable solutions before the upcoming tourist season.