Tourism experts claim Croatia's massive growth boom was simply not normal, nor was it something that should have been expected this year.

The Zagreb startup has created a so-called parking capsule that locks the bike and protects all of its main parts.

If this year does indeed turn out to be the year of tourism stagnation, it might just speed up the processes that can bring about sustainability and a new growth model to Croatian tourism. Every tourist destination has its own limitations, especially if it doesn't work on its own  transformation in terms of infrastructure, content, and mode of promotion.

In the first six months of 2018, the Agrokor Group achieved operating profits of 729.7 million kuna, which is 44.2 million kuna, or 6.4 percent more than the plan expected the figures to be.

The largest number of cooperatives owned by Croatian war veterans are based in the Split-Dalmatia County area, and 56% of them are engaged in agriculture.

Croatia appears to be moving very much in the right direction, but what does the country need to invest most into?

Even local tourist boards admit that the holiday home zone is a grey area where commercial activity is suspected.

The project will be undertaken by the domestic companies Monter-Mechanical Installation, Elektrocentar Petek, and S.C.A.N.

It's expected that this domestic startup will be worth 60 million dollars, or nearly 400 million kuna, and will be listed on the world's crypto exchanges.

Welcome news for Croatian tobacco producers as a new law being prepared will enable them to organise their sales themselves.