Press releases

The Croatian National Tourist Board has launched a new promotional campaign “Falling for Croatia”, which will be carried out until the end of November on social networks Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

The special edition also contains a small urban guide about Dubrovnik, the author of which is the multi-award-winning journalist Si Ma Yan, specialized in creative travel and lifestyle topics.

Virtuoso is one of the leading international networks of travel agencies specialized in luxury travel and experiences, with over 20,000 agents and travel advisors.

More than 82,000 Italian tourists are currently holidaying in Croatia, representing the third largest group of foreign visitors after Germans and Slovenians, the Croatian National Tourist Board (HTZ) said on Friday, adding that the largest influx of Italian guests is expected this weekend.

During the first seven months of 2022, Croatia welcomed 10.3 million tourist arrivals and recorded 54.3 million overnight stays.

In addition to enabling a road connection to and from the south of Croatia, the Pelješac Bridge is also becoming a new tourist attraction in its own right.

Demand to understand modern travelers and to accommodate their needs in unprecedented times results in innovative way of presentation of the Croatian tourism offerings.

METRO, Michelin's global partner, presented prestigious Michelin plaques to Croatian restaurants that were included in the Michelin guide for 2022.

84 Croatian restaurants hold MICHELIN labels

Today, at the Ministry of Tourism and Sports the 12th session of the CNTB Tourism Council was held and chaired by the Minister of Tourism and Sports Nikolina Brnjac, at which the members of the council adopted the decision to appoint Kristjan Staničić Director of the CNTB for a four-year term.