In Opatija at Villa Angiolina on Friday, 25 November, a presentation was held titled "Shanghai meets Croatia in Opatija". The presentation and meeting of tourist associations and employees took place within a three-day stay of the Chinese delegation in Opatija, with the basic aim being to introduce Opatija and Croatian markets, but to also explore the possibilities of cooperation between Chinese and Croatian partners. At the meeting, a letter of intent was been signed between the Tourist Board of Shanghai and Opatija.

The Croatian Chamber of Commerce (HGK) rated government guidelines for the 2017 state budget as a solid framework that places public finances in the function of tax alleviation of businesses and citizens, while the economy growth was rated as optimistic, but feasible

After the incident in Parliament, a source from HDZ states party discipline will be tightened and voting will have to go as agreed

Management President of MOL Zsolt Hernadi said in an interview for the German business magazine Handelsblatt that he is pleased with the Management and personnel of INA, and “although the problem is in the politics in Zagreb, he believes a deal will be made with the Croatian government so INA will be a part of the new MOL

The Ministry of Tourism for the 2016/2017 school year, and under the programme for encouraging staff education in catering and tourism, will co-finance 245 students to be educated in hospitality and tourism professions and occupations related to the development of special forms of tourism. The Ministry, since first implementing this program in 2008, has thus far co-financed 703 scholarship holders.

The Institution for Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment for Persons with Disabilities (URIHO) in Zagreb currently employs 522 workers, out of which 62% have some kind of disability or intellectual disability. The roughly 500 employees have a contract of work or collective agreement, while around 300 visitors to the URIHO join creative workshops and other programs.

After record-breaking results at the height of the tourist season and reaching 3 million arrivals for the first time in history, Dubrovnik, as a leading Croatian tourist brand, continues to record excellent tourist traffic. This year there was even a significant growth in tourist traffic in November, reaching numbers that have never before been recorded during this month.

Another success for Croatian developers.