Press releases

From December 23, 2022 to January 8, 2023, there were more than 594,000 overnight stays in Croatia, which compared to the 2021/2022 represents a growth of 19 percent.

In 2022, 18.9 million tourists visited Croatia, making 104.8 million overnight stays, a significant increase on 2021 and 96% of nights recorded in 2019.

Croatian National Tourist Board wishes you all the best in 2023.

The Croatian National Tourist Board is conducting activities through social networks and online communication channels.

By performing at one of the world's most important brands for the organization of luxury events, Croatia is improving the development and promotion of luxury tourism.

The Christmas gathering was attended by more than 50 Italian journalists specialising in tourism, B2B and gastronomy, influencers and bloggers who had the opportunity to prepare traditional Croatian holiday dishes with an emphasis on the Istrian region.

Ana Grgić Tomić and Ksenija Krajšek Mahorčič joined forces in presenting sustainable gastronomy

Authors of the report are experienced editors who divided the destinations into several categories, and what is important to highlight for Croatia is that the island of Hvar was among the top five destinations in the category "For Moments on the Water".

Minister Brnjac and CNTB Director Staničić attended the opening

On the occasion of the London World Travel Market (WTM), in the attractive "Tower of London" the 21st award ceremony of the prestigious Wanderlust Travel Awards was held,