Despite Regional Tensions, Tourists to Croatia from Former Yugoslavia Sharply Up
There have been several high profile political squabbles with neighbours, but this has not stopped tourists from former Yugoslavia visiting Croatia in record numbers.
177 000 More Passengers in Croatian Airports
Large increase in passenger numbers passing through Croatian airports.
SDP Wants Parliamentary Elections to Be Held Before the Vukovar Anniversary
Election date still uncertain.
Milanovic: We Cannot Confirm the News but it Doesn't Look Good
PM Milanovic Holds Press Conference on reports about Tomislav Salopek's reported killing.
Slovenia to Decide Whether to Name a New Arbitrator
Uncertainty on the way forward with the Slovenian border scandal continues.
Tourists and Locals Complain About High Prices
The fluctuating shopping prices by season.
President Meets with Representatives of Split Youth Council
Croatian president meets youth representatives in Split.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs: There is no Confirmation Tomislav Salopek was Killed by ISIS
Croatian Foreign Ministry responds to claims by AFP that Tomislav Salopek has been killed.
President Grabar-Kitarović to Unofficially Lead HDZ Electoral Campaign?
What role will the Croatian President play in the upcoming election campaign?
TCN Meets Tourism Minister Darko Lorencin: Talks Investments, Bureaucracy
Croatian tourism news is often headlined by numbers - revenues, tourist arrivals - but there are many issues related to tourism which deserve wider coverage. TCN's Danni Matijaca recently sat with Minister of Tourism Darko Lorencin for an extended interview looking at tourism issues beyond the numbers. In the first of a four-part interview, Danni talks to Minister Lorencin about investments in Croatian tourism and efforts to break through the bureaucracy.
