Tourists are once again visiting Croatia after the pandemic destroyed its vivacioustourism industry. However, the Adriatic country has a problem.It lacks workers to take care of themasses of visitors. Facingprolongedscarcity of tourism workers, Croatia is employing people in adjoining Balkan …

As per the information from Bookaway Group, the leading aggregator of ground transportation in the world, the tourism industry of Croatia is all set to witness a bumper summer season 2022. The boost up is evident from the huge number …

As Poslovni Dnevnik/Marija Crnjak writes, those who expected positive forecasts for Easter tourism of Croatia were correct, in spite of the hesitant geopolitical situation that keeps on threatening tourism all over Europe due to the war in Ukraine. From Friday, April the 15th, …

Renowned for its Mediterranean islands, medieval towns and natural wonders, Croatia, the southeastern European country depending heavily on tourism revenue, suddenly faced uncertain times with no tourists in sight after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020. Last year, Croatia recorded 7 million tourist arrivals in the year.

Early in 2021, when most people still didn’t yet have the possibility of getting vaccinated, there were a lot of reports of vaccine tourism.

Turkey and Croatia are going to scrap COVID-19 tests for vaccinated Brits. Thus, it is making holidays much cheaper in time for half-term. The families planning a holiday to Turkey or Croatia this half term will be able to save …

The countries along the eastern Adriatic coast (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Italy, Montenegro and Slovenia) are reporting strong tourism figures for the summer months as their tourism sectors rebound despite rising COVID-19 cases towards the end of the summer. …

As Poslovni Dnevnik inscribes that September is not far away and cooler weather is imminent as summer starts to wrap up. In spite of this, the season goes on and the September tourism announcements for Croatia are very heartening certainly. …

Croatia recently reintroduced a number of measures to slow the spread of Covid-19 as cases rise in a trio of source markets. Arrivals from the United Kingdom, Cyprus and the Russian Federation will now need to show a negative SARS-CoV-2 …

Tourism is slowly getting back on track in Croatia. As one of the most popular summer holiday destinations, Croatia is among the first European destinations to get rid of most of its COVID-19 measures after the country decided to reopen …