Wizz Air launches a new route from Katowice to Dubrovnik, operating twice a week. Discover how this new service enhances travel options for tourists in 2026.

Explore how Dubrovnik, Croatia is leading sustainable tourism in Europe with technologies, visitor management strategies for a balanced travel experience.

Dubrovnik has emerged as the leader in Europe’s overtourism crisis, with an astonishing 600 annual cruise ship visits. This surge in cruise traffic places the Croatian city ahead of traditional tourist powerhouses like Greece, Spain, and Portugal.

Dubrovnik-Neretva County’s tourism grows with a significant increase in December 2025 arrivals, showcasing the region’s year-round appeal.

Croatia’s tourism sector reaches €13.4B in 2025 revenue. Learn how 110 million overnight stays and a shift toward sustainable travel are shaping the Adriatic’s future.

American Airlines may revive Dubrovnik flights, offering U.S. travelers a chance to explore Croatia’s Adriatic coast and iconic Game of Thrones locations.

Experience Europe’s medieval streets in their quiet, untouched beauty before the crowds arrive—explore York, Dubrovnik, Rothenburg, and more.

Discover Dubrovnik’s ‘Pomalo’ lifestyle—slow-paced living, stunning views, and rich culture. Embrace relaxation while exploring this UNESCO World Heritage site

Set-jetting tourism is boosting destinations like Hallstatt, Dubrovnik, and Taormina. Discover how TV shows and films are transforming travel trends.

Hotel Petka in Dubrovnik is undergoing a major renovation, with a modernized reopening planned for 2027. The renovation aims to improve service and amenities.