Source: Turizmoteka Photo: TZ SDŽ
Central Dalmatia will showcase its rich cultural heritage, traditions, and gastronomy in the very heart of the European institutions at a special event titled “Days of Croatian Linguistic History, Culture and Gastronomy,” taking place next week at the European Parliament in Brussels.
Alongside a showcase of Croatian linguistic and cultural heritage and a concert of traditional Croatian music, Central Dalmatia will present itself through its authentic flavors, way of life, and the stories that make its heritage vibrant and unique. The event will offer an opportunity to introduce the European audience to the very qualities that make Central Dalmatia unique.
According to data from the eVisitor system, 3.1 million guests visited Split-Dalmatia County in the first eight months of this year. A total of 15.3 million overnight stays were recorded in commercial accommodation, representing a 1% increase in both arrivals and overnight stays compared to the same period last year.
The largest number of overnight stays were made by guests from Poland, Germany, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Czech Republic and Great Britain.
