Tourism in Croatia continues to deliver outstanding results. According to the Croatian National Bank, revenues from foreign tourists in the fourth quarter of 2024 increased significantly by 10.1 percent compared to the same period in 2023, reaching almost 1.8 billion euros. This impressive growth confirms the strong interest of foreign visitors in Croatia as a tourist destination.
The Tourist Board of Opatija successfully promoted the destination on the international congress exchange MEETEX 2025 and organized a study trip for agents from Europe, North America and the Middle East to get to know the Opatija mice offer live.
Zadar County has achieved significant success in the prestigious Gault&Millau Croatia 2025 guide, with as many as 30 restaurants and eight wine tasting rooms, confirming its status as one of the leading eno-gastro regions in Croatia.
The Moverence conference in Lucerne, Switzerland, brought together experts from 17 European countries to explore regenerative tourism through field workshops, culinary heritage and the revitalization of rural spaces, encouraging the sustainable transformation of tourist destinations.
On the island of Cres, the first island Marriott hotel in Croatia was opened – The Isolano Autograph Collection. This luxury resort offers top-notch accommodation, authentic gastronomy, wellness and a rich cultural program with special offers for local guests during the Easter holidays.
Famous British journalist Paul Bradbury shoots a special documentary video in Rijeka focused on real life, culture and everyday life, highlighting Rijeka's alternative scene, industrial heritage and unique Mediterranean identity.