Baljenac Stone Fingerprint: 23km of Walls on a 0.14km2 Dalmatian Island
Croatia is famous for its stunning Adriatic coast, but equally stunning is some of the man-made creations to be found there, none more so than the spectacular tiny islnad of Baljenac, just 0.14km2 in size, but with a staggering 23.357 kilometres of perfectly constructed dry stone walls. The original Dalmatian stone fingerprint.
3. FantaSTikon Convention Returns to Split Much Earlier this Year!
3T Conference in Zagreb: Connecting Tourism and Technology
Croatia has the largest tourism percentage of GDP in the EU. It also has some outstanding technology. The two meet in Zagreb later this month at the 3T Tourism Travel and Tech conference.
4th Good Economy through Good Examples Conference held in Zagreb this Month
For the fourth consecutive year, the Good Economy Conference will be held in the great hall of Matica hrvatskih obrtnika at Ilica 49 in Zagreb from March 23 to 25, 2017.
Slovenia Constructing Border Fence on Ancient Roman Wall
Slovenian fence on its border with Croatia could destroy important historical heritage.
Fighting for Clean Air in Slavonski Brod: The Polluting Oil Refinery in BiH
We are delighted to welcome our first writer from Slavonski Brod to the TCN team on March 6, 2017, and Tina Burka-Čondrić opens with an issue which should be attracting more international attention and government action - the terrible air pollution in the city, which can be easily improved.
Tears for Slavonia: The Pain of Emigration in Spoken Word
The desperate economic situation in eastern Croatia continues, with the pain of emigration on those left behind told powerfully in a viral video in Croatia earlier this week. We welcome T.M Urank to the TCN team on March 4, 2017, with thanks for a thoughtful translation of the powerful spoken words which reflect the sad reality on the ground in Slavonia, as well as the video and transcription of original text in Croatian.
First Cruise Ship Arrives in Split this Year, 270 Arrivals Expected for 2017
