Made in Croatia

It is a solution which could be used by as many as 210,000 Croats.

  This special way of a capella singing is one of the trademarks of Dalmatia. There is almost no local town without its local “klapa“. The term stands for a singing group of 4 to 10 (usually) male singers who sing local Dalmatian klapa songs. The word “klapa” origins from northern Italian dialect meaning group of friends. It has been in use from the 19th century when first klapa singing groups started to form. The special way of singing which klapa uses was inscribed in the UNESCO intangible heritage list in 2012.   Each klapa singing group has the leading tenor…

In addition to its 8 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Croatia has a wealth of intangible UNESCO heritage. In a new series on TCN on September 21, 2016, Filipa Marusic takes a closer look, beginning with the Silent Circle dance of inland Dalmatia.

Croatian company produces umbrellas, raincoats and large parasols.

The second Fra Ma Fu reportage and reporters festival in Virovitica concluded on September 4, 2016, an event attended by TCN. 

If you though that prosciutto could not be rented, you were wrong.

With a plethora of expensive fashion shops and tourist trap souvenir shops in the centre of Dubrovnik, meet a refreshingly original - and reasonably priced - shop celebrating the very best of Croatian products. 

It boasts the sunniest island in all Europe and enjoys above average sunshine for the continent, but Croatia is bottom of the European table when it comes to solar energy use, according to Greenpeace Hrvatska. It doesn't have to be that way, as they explained to locals and tourists alike on a a recent tour of Istria to show how Croatian tourism can be 100% dependent on solar energy.

Povlja is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places on Brač island. It had its tourism industry since the late nineteenth century, but since the war time in Croatia, it has been all downhill for Povlja. Just as their neighbors from Selca we wrote about a couple days ago, the young people from this lovely little town have had enough of it.

Even though temperatures are soaring, it’s never a bad time for a delicious chocolaty treat so on July 25, 2016, we bring you the best and most unusual handmade chocolates in Croatia. Try and resist them if you can.