The Sunflower Rural Tourism Awards highlight the best rural tourism projects in Croatia, promoting sustainability and local traditions for future growth.

A new direct flight from New York to Hvar cuts travel time to just 10 hours, enhancing tourism between the U.S. and Croatia’s stunning island.

Croatia and Slovenia promote tourism in Japan through a joint presentation, highlighting the beauty of both nations. Aimed at increasing Japanese travel to Europe.

Croatia and Slovenia joint tourism promotion in Tokyo strengthens ties with Japan, showcasing both countries’ rich cultural heritage and tourist offerings

Croatia sees steady growth in tourism, boosted by screen tourism, off-season travel, and sustainable practices. The country is set for a strong off-season in 2025.

Croatia joins Switzerland, Denmark, Japan, New Zealand, and France in a strategic effort to attract more Chinese tourists and boost tourism.

Croatia recorded 4.96 million tourists in August 2025, with domestic tourism rising, Fueled by overnight stays and accommodation choices performed this summer.

Croatia’s tourism sees stable demand despite perceptions of high prices. The country’s growth remains steady as international visitors continue to choose Croatia.

Croatia aims to expand its nonstop flights to the US by 2026 to meet growing demand, with Dubrovnik leading the way in boosting tourism connectivity.

Croatia’s ‘Find Your Pomalo’ campaign encourages travelers to slow down and experience the country’s authentic culture and tranquil destinations.