Travel

May 23, 2020 - The latest news from around Croatia’s airports for flights to Croatia with updates from Zagreb, Split and Dubrovnik. Croatian Aviation reports that German leisure company, Condor, announced they'd be resuming regular international lines from several German cities to well-known tourist destinations across Europe, including Split. Before the outbreak of the pandemic, this German airline regularly flew on seasonal routes from German airports to Rijeka, Zadar, Split and Dubrovnik, but in the current summer flight schedule, the lines have not yet started operating. In its last announcement, the company announced the resumption of operations, and the first line…

May 22, 2020 - A legfrissebb jelentés a horvát Belügyminisztériumból angolul, németül és horvátul. Article translated by Mariann Makrai. Eddig a TCN nagyon részletesen számolt be a legaktuálisabb helyzetekről, amelyek közül május 19-től kezdődően a legutóbbiak itt találhatók. (A TCN kiemelt elemeket tartalmazó információs ábrája.) A Belügyminisztérium válaszol a Horvátországgal kapcsolatos utazási kérdésekre (május 21.) Úgy tűnik, hogy a hivatalos szervek végre elkezdtek összegyűjteni valamilyen információkat, és a hivatalos információk azok (vagy azoknak kell lenniük), amelyek a legmegbízhatóbbak. Tehát a mai legfrissebb információk azon linkek sorozatát fogják tartalmazni, ahol a legjobb információk megtalálhatók. Továbbá három e-mail cím áll rendelkezésére, amelyek segítségével…

May 22, 2020 - Update travel advice from the Croatian Ministry of Tourism following a TCN media request (republished in full).  Dear Mr. Bredbury, Thank you for your interest in promoting Croatian tourism and providing information for tourists. Below you can find information regarding your questions prepared by the Ministry of Tourism. Border crossing information The Decision on the Temporary Ban of Transit through Border Crossings of the Republic of Croatia and the Decision on the Amendment of the aforementioned Decision from 9 May 2020, allows: Croatian citizens to enter into Republic of Croatia and go abroad. The return to…

May 22, 2020 - Although travel plans are currently on hold, data collected by Booking.com reveals that this has not stopped travel enthusiasts from daydreaming. A look at how travelers in Croatia plan to vacation after the corona crisis.  HRTurizam reports that after reviewing the millions of “Wish Lists” travelers have created on Booking.com over the past two months, with more than 100,000 different destinations recorded since early March, Booking.com has decided to share the top destinations and accommodation units travelers have been thinking about as they wait for when they can start traveling again. Destinations such as Bali, Andalusia,…

May 22, 2020 - After the Croatian Civil Protection Headquarters relaxed coronavirus measures and adopted new rules and instructions on behavior in public inter-county passenger transport, FlixBus returned to the roads on May 11, 2020, and connected Zagreb and Varaždin with cities such as Zadar, Split and Trogir in Croatia. However, HRTurizam reports that from May 28, the southern part of Croatia will be connected even further, and the popular green buses will be able to travel all the way to Omiš, Makarska, Ploče, Opuzen, Metković and Dubrovnik. "The opening of the first lines clearly showed us the great demand and…

The introduction of a high speed maritime connection between Lastovo-Korcula-Dubrovnik that will operate throughout the entire year is sure to bring relief to many, especially to southern Dalmatia's island inhabitants who often have to deal with irregularities in maritime connections with the mainland and indeed other islands. As Morski writes on the 21st of May, 2020, at a recently held session, the Croatian Government adopted an amendment to a previously taken decision on determining state lines in terms of public transport, with its focus on this occasion on regular coastal maritime transport. This decision will see the very welcome introduction…

The New York Times has published something about the famous Dalmatian city that nobody would have ever expected before coronavirus became a reality. Before the coronavirus pandemic struck, the most frequent complaints you'd hear from residents of Croatia's tourist Mecca of Dubrovnik all involved too many tourists, a lack of proper infrastructure to cope with the crowds, damage to the UNESCO protected historic core, too many harmful cruise ships, and too much traffic. Since coronavirus penetrated Croatia's borders, however, the situation has rather incredibly reversed almost entirely. What Dubrovnik strived for for many years has been acheived by no less…

21. svibnja 2020. - Donosimo vam posljednje informacije o putovanjima u Hrvatskoj za vrijeme korone, dok Viber zajednica Total Croatia Travel INFO i dalje raste. Vrlo polagano savjeti o putovanjima u Hrvatskoj postaju nešto jasniji. Do sada je TCN redovito detaljno izvještavao o aktualnoj situaciji, a posljednji takav izvještaj na engleskom jeziku od 19. svibnja možete pronaći ovdje.  (TCN-ova infografika s najvažnijim naglascima) Čini se da su službene instance u Hrvatskoj konačno počele organizirati neke podatke na jednom mjestu, a službeni su podaci - ili bi barem trebali biti - najpouzdaniji. Stoga će današnji izvještaj zapravo biti serija linkova na…

May 21, 2020 - In the twenty months since its opening, over 470 kilometers of well-maintained cycling routes in the Krka National Park, which pass through the untouched nature of the most beautiful part of the Krka River, have become a favorite destination for lovers of active holidays. HRTurizam writes that the most attractive parts of the Park are connected with as many as 14 circular bicycle routes of different levels of difficulty with appropriate cycling signals, and the ideal combination of varying terrain configurations and rich natural and cultural heritage allows you to discover the famous destination in a completely…

May 21, 2020 - The latest news from around Croatia’s airports for flights to Croatia with updates from Zagreb, Zadar, and Split. Croatian Aviation reports that Brussels Airlines announced on Tuesday that in its current summer flight schedule, it would not fly to two destinations in Croatia - Zagreb and Zadar. The company decided to cancel all unprofitable lines, as well as those bordering on profitability (in Spain, France, Portugal, Germany, Greece), which led to the cancellation of two lines to Croatia. For now, Brussels Airlines will keep the Brussels-Split and Brussels-Dubrovnik routes on sale, while the routes to Zadar and…