The Croatian National Tourist Board has launched the "Experience Croatia" campaign to attract tourists outside the main season. The focus is on attractions such as nautics, active holidays and eno-gastronomy, and the campaign targets the markets of the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Italy, Sweden and Hungary.
The annual Croatian Tourism Awards recognize excellence and innovation in tourism, awarding awards in various categories, from destinations to individuals, with a special emphasis on sustainable development.
The Croatian Cultural and Artistic Society "Široka Kula" again triumphed at the Slunj Evening of Bećarac, where a young women's group won the award for best verses. This success confirms their commitment to preserving tradition.
Minister of Tourism Tonči Glavina visited Varaždin County and emphasized the importance of investing in continental tourism. The Varaždin County recorded a significant growth in tourist arrivals and overnight stays, with the support of the Government of the Republic of Croatia, which provided 75% of the funds for investments.
Croatia was nominated for the prestigious Travvy Awards 2024 in three important categories, including the best destination in the Mediterranean, the best cruise destination and the Croatian National Tourist Board as the best European tourist organization
Karlobag faces serious problems of distrust and incompetence within the local government, while Zadar County shows an example of transparency and professionalism in choosing a new tourist board leadership. The situation in Karlobag negatively affects the development of tourism.