Tag "Horvátország"
Price caps and economic measures in Central Europe: more and more countries are protecting themselves against inflation
While the introduction of price caps is back on the agenda in Hungary, the topic in Poland is the extension of the electricity price freeze. Croatia has recently expanded the...
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Croatia introduces another price freeze: prices of seventy products are being restricted
The Croatian government will introduce a new price freeze on 9 February, which will now cover seventy products, including basic foodstuffs, hygiene products and beverages. The measure aims to curb...
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Croatian Prime Minister: Price competitiveness will become a decisive factor in maintaining the positive trend in tourism
Price competitiveness will become a decisive factor in maintaining the positive trend of Croatian tourism, Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said in Zagreb on Wednesday. The Prime Minister called for...
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Another boycott against high-priced stores begins in Croatia
The Croatian Facebook group “Halo, inspektore”, launched by the European Consumer Centre, has called on citizens in Croatia to boycott stores that charge high prices, the Croatian daily Jutarnji List...
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In Croatia, a boycott was held to protest inflation
In Croatia, stores were almost completely empty on Friday, January 24, after citizens joined a social media campaign calling for people to avoid shopping in protest against high inflation. According...
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Eurospin expands its hybrid discount concept across Southeast Europe
Italian discounter Eurospin is expanding across Southeast Europe. The North-Italian retailer currently is preparing its market entry into Serbia, as local media report. Over the past five years the company...
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Croatian Entrepreneurs’ Association calls for uniform reduction of VAT on food
Due to excessive price increases, the Croatian Entrepreneurs’ Association (UGP) is calling for a uniform reduction in the VAT on food products, the organization said on Tuesday, responding to consumer...
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The Croatian government would expand the price cap on another commodity
The Croatian government will extend the price cap to more goods by the end of the month due to the extent of the currency collapse, Economy Minister Ante Susnjar said...
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Hungarian tourists in Croatia set another record year
In line with the third consecutive year of increasing numbers, Hungarian tourists in Croatia closed another record year in 2024, with both their number and the number of guest nights...
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SPAR opens state-of-the-art logistics centre in Croatia
On 9 October SPAR opened a new logistics centre in Donja Zdenčina, near Zagreb, in Croatia. The 75,000m² centre represents a significant step forward in supplying 140 SPAR and INTERSPAR...
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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...
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The number of Hungarian tourists in Croatia continued to increase this year
Setting another record this year, the number of Hungarian tourists and their guest nights in Croatia continued to increase. By mid-September, 736,000 Hungarian travelers spent 3.7 million nights in the...
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Croatia’s Studenac Targeting 3,400 Stores By 2028
Croatia’s largest retail chain by store count, Studenac, sees significant potential for further expansion, according to Dragan Baškarad, a member of the retailer’s management board. Speaking during a conference organised...
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Analysis: They start in Italy, but the Hungarians continue their summer in Croatia
On the basis of aggregated data, Yettel continuously examines the type and intensity of traffic on its network for both domestic and foreign customers using mobile phones. The company has...
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This August was the hottest in the last sixty years in the neighboring tourist paradise
Croatia has experienced the warmest August in the last six decades – announced the Croatian Meteorological Service (DHMZ), which also pointed out that since 1961, 16 cities in the country...
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Sharp Differences In Grocery Shopping Habits Across The Balkans, Study Finds
The annual Mediana TGI Adria survey polled over 17,000 consumers in Slovenia, Croatia, and Serbia has revealed notable differences in grocery shopping patterns among consumers in the three countries. The...
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Studenac Obtains Loan Worth €40m From EBRD For Expansion
Croatian retailer Studenac has secured a €40-million loan from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to support its growth strategy. The funds will be used to acquire additional...
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The government guarantees that there will continue to be a flood of tourists in Croatia
Croatia remains an attractive destination for tourists, and the government aims to keep it that way. In order to do this, Croatian tourism providers must maintain the price restrictions that...
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Podravka signs deal to buy Fortenova food and drink assets
Croatian food business Podravka has struck a deal to buy a clutch of food and drink companies from the local agri-food business Fortenova Group. The total value of the transaction is...
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Szallas.hu: more people are traveling to Croatia this year
This year, in May, June and July, 10 percent more people booked accommodation in Croatia, and the number of reservations for August increased by 12 percent compared to a year...
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Croatia’s Studenac Expands To Slovenia With Kea Acqusition
Croatian grocery retailer Studenac is set to enter the Slovenian market through the acquisition of the Kea retail chain. This strategic move marks Studenac’s first foray into international markets, offering...
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What is more expensive? The Croatian coast or Lake Balaton?
For years, Croatia has been one of the most popular summer destinations among Hungarians, as it has proven to be a particularly attractive choice due to its proximity and value...
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Croatian tourism set a record: 7.2 million arrivals and 28.1 million guest nights in the first half of the year
Croatian tourism continues to show strong growth, according to data from the eVisitor system, more than 7.2 million arrivals and 28.1 million guest nights were realized in Croatia in the...
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Croatia has the cleanest natural bathing waters in Europe
According to this year’s investigation by the European Commission (EC) and the European Environmental Protection Agency (EEA), Croatia has the cleanest natural bathing waters in Europe – the Croatian Tourist...
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Everyone was surprised by the big traffic jams due to the tourists in the neighborhood
The traffic jams and congestion on Croatian highways already in June surprised the experts, who say that there are several reasons for this, one of which is the increase in...
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For the first time in Croatia, a restaurant received two Michelin stars
Agli Amici in Rovinj became the first restaurant in Croatia to boast two Michelin stars, and the number of one-star restaurants in the country increased from nine to ten, the...
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Fortenova takeover by Croatia businessman gets EU clearance
Fortenova makes drinks brands including Jana water and iced teas, plus Jamnica water and soft drinks A takeover of Croatia’s Fortenova Group by OpenPass, led by local businessman Pavao Vujnovac,...
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Lidl expands operations in Portugal and Croatia
Lidl Portugal has opened its 16th store in a revamped sports complex, the result of a partnership between the German retailer and historic Lisbon-based football club Os Belenenses. This article is...
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Many people choose Croatia instead of Lake Balaton this year as well
As the summer season approaches, many are concerned with the question: Will the shores of Lake Balaton or the Adriatic Sea be the more expensive holiday destination in 2024? According...
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Hungarian tourists flock to Croatia
Already in the first four months, the number of guest nights of Hungarian tourists in Croatia increased by a fifth compared to the record period a year earlier, and a...
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