Zagreb News
Monarch goes year-round on Zagreb, Croatia, flights
Monarch is extending its Zagreb flights and city break holidays into winter 2017/18, with flights to the Croatian capital due to start on April 28th. Summer sales are strong and this news means the route will now be operating year round.
Zagreb Tourism selects Hills Balfour for UK contract
The Zagreb Tourist Board has appointed leading UK travel and tourism representation firm Hills Balfour to develop and manage its PR and trade strategy within the UK. The partnership has been signed to develop the Croatian capital city’s presence and further increase awareness of the city within the UK.
Zagreb - the city with a heart
Zagreb, the capital of the Republic of Croatia, is one of the oldest European cities and is yet one of Europe’s youngest metropolises.
Zagreb announces dance evenings at Zrinjevac Park
The Zagreb Tourist Board organized an event, “Dance Evenings,” at Zrinjevac Park, as part of the “Zagreb Time Machine” project, which began on Friday, July 1.
Zagreb’s patrolling tourist information officers
Zagreb’s patrolling tourist information officers, which the Tourist Board has introduced five years ago, from this week will have new uniforms.
Zagreb Time Machine and changing of the guard
As of April 16, the squares and streets of Zagreb will, once again, be filled with song and dance and promenade concerts and a variety of other events will be held in Zagreb as part of the Zagreb Tourist Board’s project, “Zagreb Time Machine.”
Zagreb sees 24 percent more overnight stays in June
In June 2011, Zagreb saw 68,594 tourist visits and 115,283 overnight stays, which marked a 21% increase in visits and a 24% increase in overnight stays in respect to 2010 when the Zagreb Tourist Board registered 56,692 visits and 92,782 overnight stays.