Made in Croatia

Gold medals were given to Slobodan Rajić from Telecora Zagreb for the "Anti-Terrorist lock" invention, and Tomislav Juratovac from the company Pro-Hepro for "Helloquent Wi-Fi".

The story of Rajić village should be the story of Croatia: from “Where were you in 1991?” to “Where will my child be in 2031?”

The city of Vukovar has had plenty of international press in recent years relating to the tragedy of its fate during the regional conflict in the 1990s. A happier story - and a successful one - features in the New York Times on October 21, 2016.

A wise person once said that the identity of a person, or indeed of a place, changes with the way reality is perceived.

One of the most successful and fastest growing franchises in Croatia, Surf'n'Fries, which was launched seven years ago in Rijeka by Andrija Čolak and Denis Polić, was finally welcomed into Russia.

Jewellery is made of recyclable materials.

The leading Croatian shoe manufacturer, Borovo, presented their new fall line of the brand new Borovos - The Big Blue.

Filip Glogoški’s design will be used to promote World Space Week.

Organized by the Agency for the Development of Split-Dalmatia County - RERA SD, as part of the AdriaWealth International Movie Convention, various cities in the Dalmatian hinterland were visited by over 40 representatives of tourist workers, hoteliers, guides, agencies and journalists in an effort to boost the tourism offer in the inland region. TCN was fortunate to take part in the convention, which took place from September 28-30, 2016.

Continuing TCN's look at the intangible heritage of Croatia on October 3, 2016, a look at one of the most important events in Croatian culture - the Sinj Alka knights' tournament.