Competition Incoming: Jadrolinija versus Italian and Greek Shipping
From the beginning of 2018 the first competitors are predicted to be Italian maritime companies such as SNAV, Tirrenia, Moby Lines or Greek Anek Lines, Hellenic Seaway, Minoan Lines or Blue Star Ferries. Hellenic Seaway has around 30 ships and might be the toughest competitor
Croatia Considering Whether to Join Eurozone
Deputy Prime Minister talks about the future of kuna and its exchange rate.
PHOTOS: A Quiet and Rainy Riva Morning
How to Live Like a Local in Split via Huffington Post
But really, how does one live like a local in Split? Here is the perspective of two foreigners: Noe Rios and Adam Lauer.
Slovenia Comments on Possible New Migrant Route Through Croatia
Slovenian prime minister claims that migrants are arriving to Slovenia through Croatia via the Adriatic route. His foreign minister says otherwise.
Dubrovnik Full of Life as St Blaise Celebrated in Style
The streets of Dubrovnik were packed once more on February 3, 2017, but this time with locals, for the celebration of its patron saint, St. Blaise (Sv. Vlaho). It was quite a day. (With thanks to Dubravko Lenert Photography)
Osijek-Baranja County Creates the First Motorcycle Tourist Map
The Center for Regional Development and Motorcycle Club Pannonians have drafted and printed the first motorcycle tourist map for Osijek-Baranja County.
Could EU Finance LNG Terminal in Croatia?
Croatian Environmental Protection and Energy Minister Dobrović met in Brussels with European Commissioner for Energy and Climate Action Canete.
Companies from Belišće Cooperate with Global Giants
Surprisingly positive business stories from a small Slavonian town.
