On the occasion of World Tourism Day, a ceremony was held at the Museum of Apoxyomenos in Mali Lošinj to award the best tourist workers. Awards were presented as part of the 'Man – the Key to Success in Tourism' campaign, as well as special recognitions for the preservation of heritage and the promotion of the destination.
Opatija celebrates World Tourism Day with a spectacular program. We run for the heart, time travel along the Opatija Time Machine and the glamorous Vienna Ball at the Kvarner Hotel await you. Join a celebration that blends sport, history, culture and elegance in the heart of Kvarner.
The Poreč Tourist Board has published a Public Call for Grants for events in 2026. The goal is to enrich the tourist offer, extend the season and strengthen the Poreč brand as a year-round destination. Applications are open to a wide range of organisers until 12 October 2025.
The island of Lošinj is not only a destination, but a second home for generations of loyal guests. We bring touching stories of families who have been coming back for decades, from treating childhood bronchitis to realizing dreams of having their own ship, creating unbreakable friendships and memories on the island of vitality.
In the first eight months of 2025, Croatia recorded a record tourist turnover with 17.2 million arrivals and almost 90 million overnight stays. Despite a slight decline in the peak season, Istria and Dalmatia dominate, and a special success is the historical entry of guests from the United States into the top 10 markets, confirming the stability of the destination.
After a four-year term of office of Goran Hrvatin, the mayor of Tinjan, the mayor of Pazin, Suzana Jašić was appointed the new president of the Tourist Board of Central Istria. By unanimous decision of the heads of nine municipalities, Jasic takes over the leadership of the tourist development of the heart of Istria with the aim of strengthening the authentic offer of the region.