Tourism in Slovenia is a growing industry that has seen a significant boost over the past few years. The small country, located in central Europe, offers tourists a range of attractions, from stunning Alpine landscapes to historic cities and a rich cultural heritage. Slovenia’s location and accessibility make it an ideal destination for tourists from all over the world. In this essay, we will discuss the various aspects of tourism in Slovenia.

Inspired by its recent international tourism campaign focusing on adventure tourism, Slovenia is expected to see inbound tourism rise to 5.7 million arrivals by 2024, a 22% increase on pre-pandemic levels, according to GlobalData. The leading data and analytics company …

Slovenian Tourist Board (STB) recently appointed London-based travel specialist integrated agency, Black Diamond as their PR agency for the UK following a competitive pitch process. The agency will guide the board through strategic activities as the market emerges from the …

All visitors arriving in England from Thailand and Singapore will no-longer require to quarantine or self-isolate for 2 weeks.

On Friday, Slovenia became the first European country to declare an end to its domestic coronavirus outbreak

The tourism in Slovenia hit particularly very hard due to coronavirus outbrerak. Slovenia is in a precarious position. The Slovenian Tourist Board expects the sector to experience a 60-70% contraction this year. Slovenian Tourist Board (STO) director Maja Pak told …

Countries across Central and Southeast Europe are working to improve their tourism offerings since visitor numbers are going up year-by-year. But with growth in tourism comes a growth in waste, including heaps of single-use packaging, and this is a problem …

The Croatian Railways and Slovenian Railways Management teams recently signed an agreement with the aim of improved international railways services between the two countries. The Memorandum of Understanding or MoU to improve train services has been signed within the CONNECT2CE …

Home to more than 10,000 beekeepers, 12,500 apiaries and nearly 170,000 hive colonies, bees have a significant role to play in Slovenian culture for centuries. Today, Slovenia is home to a huge variety of bee-related activities, from relaxing honey massage, …

Kai Behrens has been appointed cluster general manager of Kempinski Palace Portoroz in Slovenia and Kempinski Hotel Adriatic in Croatia.   He will be responsible for positioning the two properties as the luxury hotels in the region.     He …