Income from tourism increased in Croatia
In the first six months of the year, income from foreign tourists increased in Croatia, reaching 4.13 billion euros (about 1,640 billion forints), which is 7.5 percent or 288.3 million euros more than in the same period last year, he announced on Monday. the Ministry of Tourism with reference to data from the Croatian National Bank (HNB).
Tourism Minister Tonci Glavina told the press that the financial indicators prove that Croatia has “successfully positioned itself as a year-round destination”. After the record-setting pre-season, now the income from foreign tourists is also at a record high – he emphasized.
He also expressed hope that the new plans for the development of tourism will bring even stronger growth in Croatian tourism.
Income from foreign tourists increased by 3.32 billion euros in the second quarter, which is 4.6 percent more than in the same period of the previous year.
Related news
The capital’s spas welcome the public with film screenings and late-night opening hours in the summer
With the start of the school summer break, Budapest’s spas…
Read more >NGM: tourism continues to boom – more than 1.7 million tourists arrived at domestic accommodations in May
The government is constantly working to attract more and more…
Read more >NAV has published information regarding travel luggage
The National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) has published a…
Read more >Related news
The special retail tax will remain until 2026
The new tax package announced recently brings significant changes for…
Read more >The European Commission demands the abolition of margin squeeze
The European Commission has launched infringement proceedings against Hungary over…
Read more >Mohu’s bottle return role in jeopardy due to a new EU regulation
According to a new European Union regulation, from 2029, only…
Read more >