Dubrovnik, known as the pearl of the Adriatic, offers a rich history, enchanting architecture, luxury accommodation and sustainable tourism. Learn about the cultural heritage, natural beauty, and unforgettable events in this beautiful city.
The Plitvice Lakes provide an unforgettable experience through all seasons. From spring flower meadows, summer sunny days, autumn colors to winter snowy landscapes, every season brings unique beauty and activities for visitors.
The China-CEEC Tourism Coordination Centre has announced the call for the Marko Polo Tourism Award 2024. Applications are open for travel agencies, hotels, and organizations successfully operating in the Chinese market and promoting sustainable and ecological solutions
The European Route of Historic Pharmacies and Healing Gardens, including Rijeka, connects monastic pharmacies, historical libraries and botanical gardens, promoting intercultural dialogue and sustainable development. This project, supported by the Ministry of Culture and Media and the City of Rijeka, highlights common European roots.
Minister Tonči Glavina held a meeting in Dubrovnik with key stakeholders of the tourism sector of the Dubrovnik-Neretva County to discuss current and future activities in tourism and the growth of tourist traffic and investments in 2024.
The company Rives d.o.o. has cancelled the contract on catering services at the Trsat Castle. The Rijeka Tourist Board is taking over the organization of the 19th summer in Gradina with an amended and enhanced program.