Renowned British media such as The Telegraph, The Mirror and The Independent highlight Croatia as a top destination. They discover the charms of Slavonia and its eno-gastronomy, the lively atmosphere and accessibility of Zadar, the family campsites of Istria such as Veštro near Rovinj and the untouched nature of the paradise island of Mljet. Find out why Croatia is becoming more popular.
The CNTB Representative Office in Italy organized a very successful business workshop "Sell Croatia" in Casa Maffea in Verona, bringing together 18 Croatian tourism entities and 38 agencies from the Veneto region. The aim of the meeting was to strengthen cooperation and present novelties, including the largest investment - Valamar Pical Resort in Poreč.
The 21st Golden Pen Awards, organized by the Croatian National Tourist Board, were held in the beautiful ambience of the Kozlovic Winery in Istria. Awards were given to foreign journalists, editors, bloggers and influencers for the best media reports on Croatia as a tourist destination in 2024, with six Grand Prix awards.
The Fenix restaurant opens on May 1, 2025 within the Hyatt Regency Hotel Zadar and brings a fusion of Asian and South American cuisines, a sustainable procurement philosophy and signature cocktails inspired by Zadar's winds, transforming the panoramic terrace of Maraska into a new stage of luxury gastronomy on the Croatian coast.
The Astronomical Center Rijeka, the only one in Croatia that combines an observatory and a digital planetarium, won the Simply the Best award for outstanding contribution to culture, education and tourism, attracting visitors of all ages throughout the year.
The Tourist Board of the Municipality of Vrsar was awarded in the categories of the best souvenir and gourmet event at the 25th TRAVEL Tourist Exchange, held on April 9, 2025 in Toplice Sveti Martin, thus confirming the quality and authenticity of the local tourist offer.