We bring an overview of the Croatian appearance at FESPO & Golfmesse in Messe Zurich (January 29 – February 1, 2026), the largest tourism fair in Switzerland: from roadtrip routes with ADAC to premium eno-gastro offers, active vacations, and ideas for traveling at your own pace. With about 500 exhibitors, the fair reveals what Swiss guests seek most from Croatia.
Find out how HTZ gathered Chinese agents and domestic tourism companies in Novigrad and Istria at the Buy Croatia workshop, along with tours of premium accommodation, wine, and truffles. The focus is on quality guests, longer stays, and better connectivity for Pula via Frankfurt and Munich. We bring key messages from the organizers and what the cooperation means for year-round tourism.
Find out how you can request an island card faster on e-Citizens: parents and guardians submit applications for minor children, and authorized representatives also for vehicles of legal entities. The Agency states that the card is delivered to the selected post office after approval. We also bring what needs to be prepared, from payment to the photo.
Find out what Aminess's takeover of operational management of the Aminess Alfir Hotel in Prižba on Korčula means and why this move is important ahead of the 2026 summer season. We bring an overview of the facilities of the four-star hotel with 49 units, along with a statement by Mladen Knežević and the broader context of growth in the Dubrovnik-Neretva County.
Find out which positions Aminess is opening for the renovated Aminess Younique Korčula Heritage Hotel and what the opening plan looks like at the beginning of the 2026 season. We bring what is sought in reception, food and beverage, kitchen, and housekeeping, along with data on benefits, accommodation for the season, onboarding program, and AmiLearn education.
Find out why Wanderlust included Croatia among the 26 destinations on The Good to Go List 2026. We bring the key highlights: Krapina and Neanderthals, Vučedol heritage, Zagreb’s necktie, and Istrian truffles, along with new figures for British visitors. Learn what such recognition means for Croatia’s visibility on the British market and for off-season tourism.