The Istrian Tourist Board has been shortlisted for the prestigious Virtuoso Sustainability Award, recognizing Istria as a global leader in sustainable development. The nomination came thanks to the successful "Best of Istria" initiative, which revitalized the peninsula's interior and confirmed it as a top destination
Croatia presented itself as a top 'foodie' destination at the National Geographic Traveller Food Festival in London. Through tastings of Istrian truffles, Dalmatian lavender and award-winning olive oils, she delighted thousands of visitors. The growing number of MICHELIN stars confirms the country's status as an indispensable gastronomic oasis.
Croatia won a high 6th place in the list of the best European destinations according to the readers of The Telegraph, surpassing Spain and France. With the growth of overnight stays by British tourists, who mostly visit Dubrovnik, Split and Istria, the media such as The Times celebrate Croatian beaches, highlighting pearls such as Pupnatska Luka and Raduča.
The leading Slovak media declared Croatia an absolute hit for the summer of 2025. Discover why they love the sandy beaches of Rab, the Martian landscape of Pag, and unique UNESCO treasures like the cathedral in Šibenik. The article provides an overview of the most beautiful and unique locations that Croatia offers.
The Croatian National Tourist Board has launched the Find your 'Pomalo' campaign in response to the trend of slow travel. Discover how this Dalmatian philosophy of life offers the perfect escape from stress and hectic everyday life, and why more and more tourists are looking for an authentic vacation and peace in the heart of the Mediterranean.
The latest research by the Mediana Institute confirms that Croatia remains an absolute favorite for holidays among Slovenians. More than half of respondents choose the Adriatic, preferring private accommodation and campsites. The article provides a detailed analysis of their habits, length of stay and reveals why our country is a year-round destination.