Dubrovnik has recorded significantly fewer tourists throughout the months of March and April, but will this concerning trend continue?

More details surrounding the controversial reintroduction of Croatian national service have been clarified and revealed.

As we wrote recently, Croatian rural tourism has been gaining rapidly in popularity, but much more promotion is required to see it succeed.

The Croatian accommodation structure is being called "the worst in the Med", and service prices in tourism are at 90% of the ...

April the 17th, 2025 – Foreign workers employed within the Croatian construction industry will undertake an educational ...

MarsOvca on Pag exceeded all expectations, with crowds resembling those seen during the height of summer, and not in mid ...

The pool of labour from neighbouring countries is drying up, and Croatia has issued the highest number of work permits to ...

April the 16th, 2025 – The fascinating Croatian real-time climate pavilion has delighted the crowds at the EXPO 2025 held in ...

Croatian destinations are being awarded for their sustainability as the country attempts to free itself from its overtourism ...

An expensive renovation is on the horizon for the formerly celebrated Hotel Plitvice. Radnik will restore the complex to its former glory.

Zagreb Airport has reason to celebrate as it records its busiest March in history. Continued growth is also expected.

Croatian rural tourism is on the rise, and it could provide a concrete chance for overlooked continental and eastern parts of the country.