Korcula

Korcula becoming a student town

Korcula is becoming an island student town! Although this news was published much earlier this year, the whole idea was postponed due to the corona crisis. The initial idea was to open new studies in Korcula town this fall already, but according to Korcula Mayor Andrija Fabris, it is most likely that enrollment will move […]

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Mljet Island

Environmental action held on Mljet Island

Island of Eternal Youth, also called Ogigija by legendary Greek poet Homer, is today known as Croatian Island Mljet. Legend says Mljet used to be a heavenly asylum for Odysseus, who was imprisoned there by Calypso nymph. Even today, it’s famed as one of the most beautiful Croatian islands. However, Mljet’s underwater area can’t handle […]

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Korcula Old Town

Korcula Town gets free Wi-Fi service

Citizens and visitors of Korcula Town now can access free Wi-Fi service in all public areas inside the town, courtesy of Hrvatski Telekom. Korcula is one of several towns which got a 15.000 € voucher for free Wi-Fi, as part of the WiFi4EU initiative. Hrvatski Telekom was chosen as a provider that will set up […]

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Hvar Island beach

Tourist numbers for Hvar exceed expectations

The Jelsa Tourist Board revealed the most numerous guests staying on Hvar Island are from Slovenia, Czech Republic, Poland, Germany and Croatia. In the first seven months of 2020, Jelsa had a total of 155 thousand overnight stays. Meanwhile, July accounted for 74% of the last year’s overnight stays when compared to the same month […]

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Hvar Island

Hvar Island becoming self-sufficient

Countdown has started – by 2035 Hvar Island will become energy self-sufficient. Plans include installation of three solar power plants with a total power of 42 MW.Citizens of Hvar are in agreement in which direction the island’s energy transition should go. Last week a strategy of energy efficiency was presented, and as Hvar Town mayor […]

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