Tuesday, 3 January 2017

Croatian National Tourist Board Uses Winter Campaign "Croatia Feeds" to Attract Tourists

"Croatia Feeds", the first campaign of the new year, is being carried out in various European markets to motivate travel to the country through intriguing stories. 

Monday, 5 December 2016

Croatian Tourist Board Meets to Discuss Agenda for 2017

Today, the Head Office of the Croatian Tourist Board (HTZ) held the 7th meeting of the Tourism Council in which, among other things, members of the Council have adopted an annual work program and financial plan for the Croatian Tourist Board for 2017.

Monday, 5 December 2016

Record Tourist Numbers for Croatia So Far This Year

The latest tourism statistics for Croatia were presented at a meeting of the Tourism Council.

Friday, 2 December 2016

Help Zagreb Defend their Title as Best Christmas Market in Europe

Zagreb is once again up for the running of ‘Best Christmas Market 2017’. Voting is now open.

Monday, 22 August 2016

Record Statistics Announced by Croatian National Tourist Board

By August 21, more than 65 million overnight stays have been made by tourists in Croatia this year.

Saturday, 6 August 2016

Croatia’s Communication Campaigns Brings In More Tourists

Good results for Croatian tourism promotion campaigns.

Thursday, 23 June 2016

Croatia Presents its Gastro Offer During Euro 2016

Finally, we see some great promotion of Croatia during large sports events. Congrats to the Ministry of tourism, Croatian National Tourist Board and partners on a great initiative. Keep it up!

Thursday, 9 June 2016

Ultra Europe - Should it Stay or Should it Go?

Rumours about Ultra Europe leaving Split are getting louder and the reason is simple. Ministry of tourism and Tourist Boards are just not willing to increase their support.

Wednesday, 6 January 2016

Weekend Break: Inland Dalmatia - Video from the Croatian National Television

The Croatian National Television in cooperation with the Croatian National Tourist Board (HTZ) suggests where to spend a family weekend in Croatia - few ideas what to do in the Dalmatian Hinterland for a weekend break.

Let´s start with a few associations. Alka, Our Lady of Sinj and the friendly people, not to be found anywhere else. That is Sinj. Just 35 kilometres away from Split, but totally different. There is a different way of communication and people use a very ´creative´ and ´vivid´ vocabulary, so the insiders say, that every visitor will return from Sinj with a few new words in his vocabulary. Of course, with a lot of catchphrases.

Locals say, that life in Sinj takes place in bars. There are even 150 in the city centre. So, the first thing you will do in Sinj is drink a coffee on the square (pjaca). You can visit Sinj any time of the year, because we have the most bars per capita, we also have a great night life and Sinj girls are even prettier than those in Split, as well as our guys, say people in Sinj proudly.

But when you see those little "Alkars", your heart will melt, as they are so sweet. Because every little boy younger than 10, coming from the Vuckovići hamlet in Sinj can participate in the Children´s Alka. It is interesting, that all of them are from Vučkovići, but they are not related. Those little "Alkars" are the perfect introduction to the Museum of Sinj Alka, where you will be so impressed by Alka, that you will want to braid your hair and sketch those gorgeous Alka knights.

Since the opening for the 300 anniversary of the Alka tournament this summer, 10.000 visitors passed through the museum already. A modern and interactive museum with more than 100 exhibits is waiting for everyone in Sinj. From life-size Alka knights and horses to lots of archive content in digital format, says the head of the Museum.

First the tradition, than sports. Sinj surroundings is ideal for recreational sports of all kinds, especially hikers and bikers. There are over 40 km of marked bike trails in Sinj, so it is ideal for a day trip over the weekend fun for the whole family.

But that´s not all. You can´t leave Hinterland hungry, because that would make the hosts angry. Even the dishes have heroic names, so it is easy to become a hero after you eat ´arambaši´. And for the way back, they will pack some prosciutto (pršut) and Sinj donuts (uštipak) made for all kind of occasions.

Read the whole article here and watch the video below:

 

 

 

Saturday, 12 September 2015

A Major Report of the French Le Figaro About Sinj Alka

After great promotion of the 300th Sinj Alka in the U.S. and Brussels, the French Le Figaro reports about the Alka in the last edition of its Magazine issue on 10 pages. Great cooperation of the Croatian National Tourist Board, Tourist Board office in France and Sinj tourist board to host the journalists from France.

The Croatian National Tourist Board informs about the reportage on its website:

"Journalists of the Le Figaro present Sinj Alka as the oldest knight tournament on the European continent with a long tradition of unbelievable 300 years. The report says, it is an important social event, which makes all the inhabitants of the region very proud and which is being broatcast by the national television.

Reporters point out that this significant event has nothing to do with organized folklore for tourists, but is an old knight´s game dedicated to the patron of Sinj - Lady of Sinj, which according to tradition helped defeat the Ottomans. They add, that Alka is an eternal reminder of the heroism of the ancestors and an eternal vow of loyalty and respect.

Le Figaro Magazine is one of the most influential magazines in France, with 2 million readers and more than 400 thousand copies sold. Commercial price of one-page ad in the magazine is more than 37 thousand EUR.

You can watch a video of the Le Figaro TV informing about reportage (in French):

 

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