Three cities in the eastern part of Zagreb County – Sveti Ivan Zelina, Dugo Selo and Vrbovec – are jointly developing an outdoor destination focused on cycling, hiking and sustainable tourism. The project includes route tracing, a digital map and a modern interpretation system with the aim of attracting visitors and improving the tourist offer of the region.
The Croatian National Tourist Board and Dubrovnik presented themselves at a prestigious event in London, attracting the attention of British media and tour operators. The focus was on sustainable tourism, year-round offer and authentic eno-gastro experience, with a rich promotion of cultural heritage and natural beauties of Croatia.
The Croatian National Tourist Board won the prestigious Global Partner of the Year award from Ctrip, one of China's largest online travel agencies, confirming Croatia's success as an attractive destination in the Far East market.
During 2024, Croatia achieved impressive results in tourism and sports, recording an increase in tourist arrivals and overnight stays and significant financial investments in sports infrastructure. The focus for 2025 is on sustainability, digitalization and increasing the quality of the offer, with strong support from the Government of the Republic of Croatia and tourist institutions.
This year, too, Opatija shone in holiday attire, creating a unique Advent fairy tale. The Tourist Board rewarded the most beautifully decorated displays, while the rich program includes concerts, an ice rink, gastronomic delicacies and a multitude of facilities for all generations.
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