Croatian Tourism News
Accor signs Mövenpick Split for 2023 opening
The property will offer 156 comfortable rooms with sea view, two restaurants and spa centre in addition to an innovative work-space and conference facility.
Croatia to require Covid-19 test for fully vaccinated Brits
Arrivals from the United Kingdom, Cyprus and the Russian Federation will now need to show a negative SARS-CoV-2 test performed in their home country on arrival.
Croatia launches new social media tourism campaign
The Croatian National Tourist Board has launched a new promotional campaign – entitled ‘Thank you’ - on social networks including Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
Latest WTTC Safe Travel recipients revealed
Croatia, Ecuador and Ghana have become the latest destinations to be awarded a global safety stamp by the World Travel & Tourism Council.
Croatia tourism demand gradually returning
Croatia welcomed over 600,000 international visitors in the first ten days of July, around half the figure seen during the same period last year. In numbers likely to create a measure of confidence in the sector, 4.4 million overnight stays were registered from July 1st-10th.
Martina Bienenfeld, chief executive, Zagreb Tourist Board
With Croatia poised to take up the presidency of the European Union in early 2020, it is an exiting time for tourism in the country. Here Breaking Travel News chats with Martina Bienenfeld, chief executive of the Zagreb Tourist Board, about how the destination plans to seize the opportunities offered.
Tourism arrivals continue upward trajectory in Croatia
The Croatian National Tourist Board has announced a six per cent increase in visitor arrivals for the first half of the year. June itself saw a ten percent increase in arrivals and an eight percent increase in overnight stays when compared to June 2018.
British Airways launches new Split, Croatia, service from London City
British Airways is set to raise anchor and take off for the Croatian city of Split – in time for the annual yacht week adventure. It’s the first time flights to Croatia have operated from London City Airport and British Airways will fly three flights a week through the peak summer months to September.
Hills Balfour expands Croatia public relations role
The Croatian National Tourist Board has appointed public relations consultancy Hills Balfour to manage its PR, social media and online communication strategies across Europe.
British Airways to launch Split, Croatia, service from London City Airport
Customers will be able to fly to the Croatian city of Split from London City Airport for the very first-time next year when British Airways launches it latest new holiday route.
Canopy by Hilton welcomes new property in Zagreb, Croatia
The hotel, which joins Canopy by Hilton Reykjavik in the brand’s European portfolio, is situated in the heart of Croatia’s capital, near the city’s main rail station and the upcoming Branimir Centar shopping mall.