To get to know the islands, during March the Tourist board of the Town of Mali Lošinj will organize multiple one-day educational trips for tourism stakeholders called “Meet Absyrtides”. On March 5th, participants will tour the famous ancient city of Osor, and discover a new dimension of history through the virtual reality of the “Osor […]
In Dubrovnik, they see the tourism recovery post-COVID-19 crisis as an opportunity for a paradigm shift in the development and business management of the entire sector. Following the (EU’s) goal of green and digital transition, along with increasing energy efficiency and the use of renewable energy sources, investments are directed towards hiking trails, promenades, educational […]
February was full of news about new archeological findings in Croatia, especially on the Croatian islands Vis and Ugljan.Find out more in the news below. A sensational discovery | Silver coins of Greek colony Issa discovered Silver money, found by detectors recently in the vicinity of Trilj, can be attributed to Issa, the ancient Greek […]
Some parts of the Croatian coast, like city Krk, are at the top of waste sorting and its appropriate disposal. Unfortunately, not all follow Krk’s example. For some, the main obstacles are its citizens or a lack of infrastructure for waste disposal. But the goal is the same for everyone – to create a circular […]
For Croatian islands, boats and ships are (sometimes) their only connection to the world. The shortest boat line in Croatia is just 320 meters long. That’s the distance between Brodarica, a small settlement in Sibenik and island Krapanj which was once the most densely populated island in Croatia. Every day, for 50 years, the two […]
The Policy of Protection and Preservation of Nature Park Telascica is in force Last week the Policy of protection and Preservation of NP Telascica came into effect. This has finally established a legal framework for the protection of “no-take” areas in the park. The Policy of Protection and Preservation of Nature Park Telascica is regulating […]
The Minister of Sea, Transport and Infrastructure, Oleg Butkovic, has praised the County Port Authority as the best in the state by using EU funds for financing projects. The Port Authority is acquiring more infrastructure projects every year. They also finished 2021 with a range of big projects. David Škibola, the director of the County […]
It took seven years for the Brac-Solta undersea tunnel project to gain a more substantial status in the Infrastructure Plan of Split-Dalmatia county. The status change happened in the second and third amendments of the Plan, accepted last December. The project was moved into the network of planned state roads. According to the plan, on […]
According to available data from the Croatian Ministry of rural development, Croatia has 49 inhabited islands (not including the Pelješac peninsula). Islands with the largest numbers of inhabitants are Cres, Krk, Brac, Hvar, Korcula, Pag, Dugi Otok, Mljet, Vis and Rab. All of these islands share the same problem – lack of adequate health care. […]
Oleg Butkovic, the Minister of Sea, Transport and Infrastructure, said at the actual session of Croatian Sabor that Jadrolinja plans on acquiring more boats that will run on “green” fuel. Also, some of them will be co-financed through the National plan for recovery and resilience. He further elaborated on this by saying that: “COVID-19 made […]