At the Government session, important decisions were made on the reconstruction of earthquake-affected areas, the introduction of new rules for short-term housing rentals and the write-off of loans to farmers. These measures aim to improve the quality of life in Croatia in the long term.
Minister of Health, Vili Beroš, visited an additional team for the health care of tourists on Hvar. He emphasized the importance of providing quick medical assistance to tourists and the importance of quality health care for positioning Croatia as a safe tourist destination.
Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day marks the end of Serbian oppression in Croatia. Our editor explores the historical significance and challenges faced by Karlobag and Croatia, where local government, alienated from the people, threatens the patriotism and unity brought about by Operation Storm.
The Ministry of Tourism and Sports has launched an e-consultation on ordinances related to the calculation of reception capacity, destination management plan and indicators for monitoring tourism sustainability.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure Oleg Butkovic has visited Cavtat, where he expressed satisfaction with the completion of the rehabilitation of the coast and the construction of the pier. The project worth over EUR 5 million has significantly improved the coastal infrastructure of this Dubrovnik town.
In Osijek, a grant agreement worth EUR 22.5 million was signed for the second phase of the modernization of tram infrastructure, which will significantly improve urban transport and the standard of living of citizens.