The Croatian Tourist Board (HTZ) has adopted its plan and realistically expects 55.3 million euros in revenue in 2025.

It is an extraordinary turnaround for what was once one of Europe’s most isolated nations; a country that only opened its doors to foreign visitors when Communism fell after four decades of ...

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Europe saw an increase in reports of people getting sick from the major foodborne pathogens compared to the year before. The ...

Graham Carter, Co-Founder at Unforgettable Travel Company, discusses travel trends, his early life and love of travel, and ...

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Perched alongside the stunning vistas of the Adriatic and Ionian seas, it boasts a breath-taking Riviera, complete with ...

According to data from the eVisitor system, 1,500 guests spent the weekend in Dubrovnik, a 25% increase compared to the same ...

(Reuters) - Croatia said it had temporarily suspended asylum applications from Syrians, following the lead of other European ...

From a cruise and wider travel sector perspective, destination experience is evolving. Guests are no longer happy with ...