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International Day of the Sea and Coastal Cleanup: Let’s protect our marine ecosystems
Source: HRT Photo: HUPB International Marine and Coastal Cleanup Day is also celebrated in Croatia. Its goal is to raise ...
Croatia’s ‘A-‘ credit rating confirmed: tourism the main driver, and emigration the biggest problem
Izvor: Glas Istre Standard & Poor’s has affirmed Croatia’s long-term credit rating of ‘A-‘, with a positive outlook, highlighting “resilient” ...
Reconstruction of St. Peter’s Pier begins, small shipowners warn of serious consequences
Split is preparing for a major reconstruction of the St. Peter’s Pier in the city port, and the works are ...
The Council for Adriatic Croatia is established
“Islands are not a periphery but a strategic asset for Croatia,” said Prime Minister Andrej Plenković yesterday during a meeting ...
Small shipowners achieved strong growth and confirmed their key role in tourism
In 2024, small Croatian shipowners achieved a 22 percent increase in gross revenue and an increase in paid taxes and ...
Figures presented today reveal everything: Croatian tourism is growing, but the summer season brings a surprise
Izvor: Jutarnji list According to the first incomplete data from the eVisitor system, Croatia recorded 17.2 million arrivals and 89.8 ...
Miljenko “Mike” Grgić: Croatian legend of world winemaking
Cover photo: The New York Times Miljenko “Mike” Grgić, Croatia’s most famous winemaker and a world wine legend, was born ...
New kindergarten Krilo ready to start work
After a long and complex construction project, the new kindergarten building in Krilo was successfully completed on time and ready ...
The Porat Krilo and Bajnice Association supported the newly founded ŠK Split with a donation
The newly founded Split Sports Club, which brings together elementary school children and introduces them to the world of basketball, ...
Jesenice Wing – a port that can no longer wait
The new port of Omis, a project conceived as a historic step forward and a major infrastructure project for this ...
