That the British are very interested in traveling this year can be concluded from a large number of media coverage and television reports dedicated to tourism, and one of the most popular destinations that are often mentioned in the British media are Croatia and Dubrovnik, said Darija Reić, Director of the CNTB Office in London.
Recently, the British The Times published a detailed report by journalist James Stewart, where he presented the diversity of Croatia through a selection of 21 activities in 21 destinations across the country. The publication highlights the richness of Croatian cultural and historical heritage, eno-gastronomy, natural beauty and luxury offer worthy of expectations even of the most demanding visitors. Among numerous destinations and activities, Hvar is described as a unique combination of French Riviera and Mediterranean glamor, the interior of Istria is described as an ideal destination for gourmets, the rich untouched nature of the islands of Brač, Pašman, Kornati and Murter is accompanied by beautiful photographs. and much more.
There were also two extensive reports by journalist Mary Novakovich, who covered the peculiarities of Dubrovnik and the best hotels in Dubrovnik. Novakovich is a multi-award winning journalist and specialized Croatia expert, who often points out that Dubrovnik is a unique combination of city break and beach holiday destination enriched with cultural and historical content.
In addition to the city of Dubrovnik, the journalist presented the diversity and potential of Dubrovnik-Neretva County in the segment of active tourism, highlighting the region from Konavle to the hills above Dubrovnik, which are presented as ideal for a safe stay in harmony with untouched nature. With a detailed look at destinations and facilities, Novakovich's second article highlights the luxury and elegance of Dubrovnik hotels, as well as the overall luxury offer that is further diversified with villas, quality apartments and B&B accommodation, making Dubrovnik accessible to every visitor.
It is important to note that the Times editions are extremely popular among Brits with a reach of around 16 million online visitors quarterly.
