Croatia’s tourism industry celebrated a banner year in 2024, achieving record-breaking numbers with over 21.3 million arrivals and 108.7 million overnight stays (according to data from the eVisitor ...

Croatia's recent reforms for managing the development of sustainable tourism, within which a legislative and strategic framework was established for tourism management, was recognized as an example of ...

This video features street interviews asking locals and travelers about the best places to visit in Croatia. It highlights ...

While Japan’s record tourism growth has been one of the big stories of 2024, Croatia has also been experiencing its own share of impressive travel industry expansion. In fact, by the end of September, ...

In a testament to Croatia's commitment to sustainable tourism, Minister Nikolina Brnjac has been honored with the Kristofor Medal by Europe’s foremost automobile club, ADAC, and the German Automobile ...

Croatia broke its own tourism industry records in 2024, welcoming more than 21.3 million visitors and recording 108.7 million overnight stays. In 2023 and 2022, by comparison, the country recorded ...

An upcoming summit addressing and presenting a solution for Plastic Pollution at coastal areas based on the European Tourism Industry System (ETIS) is poised to change the tourism world. Why is this ...

ROVINJ, Croatia — Sun loungers are out, beach bars are open and rave music is pumping. Hotels and restaurants are greeting visitors hoping to get a head start on summer after more than a year of ...

Proper balance between profit and sustainability is becoming a constant for Croatia as it seeks to prioritise sustainable ...

A 200 million euro tourism investment in Poreč is gaining traction and promises to alter this Istrian city's tourism ...

The Croatian tourism industry has managed to build on the momentum achieved during a record-breaking 2011 by realizing 6.66 million arrivals and 35.87 million overnights in the first 7 months of 2012.

Teams of workers wearing white overalls and blue gloves are using jet hoses to clear small, mysterious clumps of oil that drifted ashore last year along about six km of Croatia's northern Adriatic ...