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Croatian Adriatic city launches mega coastal redevelopment

The Žnjan Plateau, a €45 million project of redeveloping the beach area in Split, was officially opened, providing the biggest Croatian Adriatic city with a new public space for citizens to gather and for recreational, sporting, and cultural events to take place right by the sea.


This ambitious architectural transformation of the previously neglected Žnjan beach is expected to become a

New cycling route to connect Italy, Slovenia, Croatia

Cyclists can now pedal from the Italian Alps straight to Croatia's seaside after officials cut the ribbon on a 300-kilometre trail that threads Italy, Slovenia and Croatia, doubles as a hiking path, and even offers free summer shuttles.


The Alpine-Mediterranean Cycling Route begins in Italy's Venzone, crosses western Slovenia, and ends in the Croatian coastal town of Opatija, CE Report

Croatia, Montenegro launch eco-friendly ferry route

The ferry route between Dubrovnik and Kotor was officially launched with the arrival of the catamaran Antonija in that Montenegrin seaport with its first passengers, CE Report quotes HINA.


    "The introduction of the new maritime line Kotor–Dubrovnik marks a significant step forward in strengthening the friendly and economic ties between Montenegro and Croatia," said Montenegro’s

Explore Worldwide launches ‘Tariff Timeout’ sale for Canadian travellers

Explore Worldwide is inviting Canadian travellers to take a “tariff timeout” with a limited-time promotion featuring savings of up to 20% on more than 300 tours around the globe.


The sale, available to Canadians who book between now and July 31, 2025, applies to departures between May 1 and Dec. 31, 2025, with savings applicable to the land-only portion of the trip.


Explore’s

Bare Essentials Banned: Croatia Cracks Down on Tourist Attire

The Croatian island of Hvar has joined countries like Mexico, India, and Spain in introducing stricter tourist dress codes.


Hvar now mandates that tourists follow specific clothing guidelines in public spaces, religious sites, and historical landmarks.


What are the new dress code regulations?

Like many places with recognised dress codes, Croatia ensures visitors respect

Croatian Nature Park Breathes New Life Into Karst Ponds

Five karst ponds, which are important as biodiversity hotspots and for the survival of human activity in mountainous areas, have been restored in the Učka Nature Park as part of a project by the Biom Association aimed at preserving the biodiversity of Učka and Ćićarija in Croatia.


This is part of the Still Water Revival project for the restoration and conservation of small freshwater ecosystems

Croatia expands flight network: 42 countries, 54 airlines
04.04.2025 CroatiaAvia

According to preliminary data collected by the Croatian Tourist Board (HTZ) from Croatian airports, during the summer flight season, from the end of March to the end of October, Croatia will be connected to 122 foreign cities.


Most flights are expected from London, Frankfurt, Munich, and Vienna, CE Report quotes HINA.


During the summer season, direct connections between Croatia

Croatia Named Best Country to Visit in Europe at ITB Berlin

Croatia has been named the Best Country to Visit in Europe in 2025 by the prestigious European Best Destinations at one of the world’s largest annual travel trade shows, ITB Berlin.


Croatia adds the premium award to a string of accolades so far, and reaffirms the top ranking with an impressive 118,261 votes; ahead of Spain, Austria, Italy and Greece. 


Over 1 million travellers

Croatia’s Stomorska: Hidden Adriatic Gem on Šolta Island Set to Become a Top Sustainable Travel Destination in 2025

Stomorska, a picturesque town on Šolta Island, has remained one of Croatia’s best-kept secrets—a hidden treasure often overlooked by mainstream tourists. While visitors frequently embark on day trips from Split, relatively few choose to stay and immerse themselves in its rich history, nautical heritage, and tranquil island lifestyle.


With space to accommodate only around 500 tourists at

What Makes Croatia a Top Global Destination? How Its Oscar Spotlight Is Boosting Tourism and International Appeal

As the Academy Awards approached, Croatia made waves in Los Angeles, not just with the historic Oscar nomination of The Man Who Could Not Remain Silent, but also by showcasing the country as a prime tourist and film destination. The Croatian National Tourist Board (HTZ) and the General Consulate of Croatia in Los Angeles hosted a promotional event to celebrate the country’s first-ever Oscar nomination.

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