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CNTB: ALL OF CROATIA’S MICHELIN STAR RESTAURANTS MAINTAIN THEIR DISTINCTION
The new MICHELIN Guide Croatia 2022 selection was released today. With the new selection, all the restaurants starred in 2021 maintained their high-level and their distinction for 2022. Restaurant Pelegrini (Šibenik), 360º (Dubrovnik), Monte (Rovinj), Noel (Zagreb), Draga di Lovrana (Lovran), Boškinac (Novalja), LD Restaurant (Korčula), Nebo (Rijeka), Alfred Keller (Mali Lošinj) and Agli Amici (Rovinj), all maintain their One Star status, thanks to the high-quality of their culinary offers. In addition to 10 restaurants with…
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10 campsites in Croatia chosen as best by ACSI
Croatia’s ten campsites have won awards which the ACSI, Europe’s leading campsite specialist, gives based on travellers’ votes, and the best Croatian camping resort in 2023 is the Zaton Holiday Resort, the Croatian Camping Association (KUH) reported on Friday. Apart from Zaton, the other nine winners in various categories are Bi-Village due to its location, the Aminess Atea Camping…
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DALMATIA NAMED ONE OF THE WORLD’S 15 BEST HONEYMOON DESTINATIONS IN 2022
With Valentine’s day fast approaching, Global travel site Big 7 Travel has officially released The 15 Best Honeymoon Destinations For 2022 to inspire newlywed or soon-to-be-wed readers. To help find the best Honeymoon destinations for 2022, Big 7 Travel scoured the internet using Google trends data, Instagram hashtags and dedicated Pinterest boards. The final results were…
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CROATIA VOTED AMONG TOP 3 DESTINATIONS BY NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRAVELER
We are extremely pleased and happy that the readers of such a large media paid tribute to the uniqueness of Croatia and thus highlighted our country as one of the destinations that the British are always happy to visit”, said Reić. The awards were also given in other categories, such as in the “best city” category, where Barcelona was the winner…
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PAYMENT OF NAUTICAL TOURIST TAX EXCLUSIVELY THROUGH THE ONLINE PORTAL
Based on a new decision and agreement between the Croatian National Tourist Board and the Ministry of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure, payment of nautical tourist tax is now only possible and exclusively through the online portal nautika.evisitor.hr. Accordingly, boat owners can no longer purchase on the premises of port authorities and branches.“This is a portal…
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Safety and health to remain priority in tourism even after pandemic
The tourism sector applauds the declaration of the end of the COVID-19 epidemic, with whose restrictions it has coped, with the government’s help, more successfully than other tourist countries in the last years, but the safety and health of guests and employees remain a priority, the sector tells Hina. The head of the Croatian Tourism Association (HUT),…