The Zagreb County Tourist Board became the first institution in Croatia to sign the Glasgow Declaration on Climate Action in Tourism. With this historic act, the county has committed to halving emissions by 2030 and achieving climate neutrality, setting new standards for sustainable and regenerative development.
The national carrier Croatia Airlines has taken over the sixth new aircraft Airbus A220-300 named 'Zadar'. Prinova 9A-CAP landed in Zagreb directly from Canada, strengthening the fleet for the 2025 tourist season. This is a key step in the project of complete modernization and unification of the fleet, which will have exclusively A220 aircraft by 2027.
Zagreb hosted the influential mice workshop m&i Express, which brought together 94 foreign buyers and 124 bidders. With the support of the CNTB and the Tourist Board, the event presented the congressional and incentive potentials of Croatia through meetings and destination activities, further strengthening the position of the metropolis as a key center of business tourism in the region.
The Croatian National Tourist Board and Mastercard launched the "One place, endless possibilities" campaign with the aim of strengthening the post-season. The initiative focuses on the markets of the United Kingdom and Switzerland, promoting Croatia as a year-round destination rich in eno-gastronomy, culture and active holidays.
The renowned The Guardian has declared Vis an undiscovered pearl of the Adriatic. Discover all about its most beautiful beaches such as Stiniva and Srebrna, secrets of the military past hidden in tunnels, and authentic gastronomy and the famous wines Vugava and Plavac mali.
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.