Cafes and Restaurants Complain about VAT Increase
Regardless of record number of tourists coming to Croatia, cafe and restaurant owners say they might go bankrupt.
Status of Asylum Seekers in Croatia Criticized
Many asylum seekers say they get more help from NGOs than from the state.
Tourism Minister Cappelli Urges Ambassadors to Visit Continental Croatia
Yesterday in Zagreb, Tourism Minister Gari Cappelli held a reception with ambassadors accredited to the Republic of Croatia in an effort to present the current projects in Croatian tourism.
Bad News: End of Season for Marko Pjaca
Magnetic resonance confirmed on Wednesday the injury of the frontal cruciate ligament of Marko Pjaca he received during the friendly match against Estonia, meaning the season is over for this talented wing striker
How Successful was Advent in Zagreb? First Detailed Analysis is Here!
The first detailed analysis of consumption during Advent confirms that the project was successful and beneficial not only for the promotion of Zagreb, but also as a catalyst for spending.
How to Recycle Tetra Pak Packaging in Zagreb?
I admit I’ve been doing it wrong.
Russian Banker Accuses Agrokor of Cooking the Books
Serious allegations against the embattled Croatian company.
Plitvice Lakes will not be Placed on World Heritage in Danger List, For Now
The UNESCO reactive monitoring mission does not foresee placing Plitvice Lakes National Park on the List of World Heritage in Danger this year, but the park must adhere to a dozen detailed recommendations.
Croatia Needs 16,000 More Foreign Workers
Although the number of unemployed is still high, employers are having a hard time finding employees.
