The latest research confirms that Croatia remains a favorite destination for Slovenian tourists. According to the eVisitor system, there has been a growth in arrivals and overnight stays, and Istria, Kvarner and Zadar County are the most visited regions. Umag, Mali Losinj and Novalja remain at the top of the list of favorite vacation spots.
The Croatian National Tourist Board and Mastercard have joined forces in a campaign to strengthen the off-season. The goal is to attract guests from the United Kingdom and Switzerland by promoting authentic eno-gastro and cultural experiences available on the priceless.com platform, positioning Croatia as an attractive year-round destination
According to the latest research by the British tour operator Riviera Travel, Dubrovnik ranked first on the list of safest cities in Europe. With an extremely low crime rate and UNESCO heritage status, the Pearl of the Adriatic offers visitors a unique sense of security, which has also been recognized by the leading world media.
An incredible story of loyalty lasting a full 50 years. The German Bartl family has spent every summer since 1975 in Ustrine on the island of Lošinj, with the Stanić family. Their bond, born out of health tourism and genuine hospitality, testifies to an unbreakable friendship passed down to the third generation
The latest analysis by the Croatian Tourism Association reveals an alarming trend for 2025. While accommodation prices are rising moderately, labor and food costs in Croatian hotels are exploding twice as fast as the Mediterranean competition, seriously threatening the sector's profitability and future investments in tourism
The City of Krk hosted the 28th edition of the Krk Sails event. Throughout the three days, from August 13 to 15, maritime heritage was celebrated with a large regatta of traditional boats, educational workshops, exhibitions and top music performances. The highlight of the event was the concert of cellist Ana Rucner and the spectacular Night Boat Dance.