Cappelli: Austria Represents a Traditional and Very Important Market for Croatia
Within his official visit to Austria, and in addition to visiting the nautical trade show in Tulln, Tourism Minister Gari Cappelli held a meeting yesterday with the Second President of the Austrian Parliament, Karlheinz Kopf.
Cappelli: We Are Preparing 400m Euro Investment for Health Tourism in Croatia
On Tuesday, the 7th Health Tourism Industry Conference (HTI) in Rovinj brought together around 500 participants from 60 countries.
Cappelli: Guests from Germany Recognize Friendship and Security with Croatia
On the last day of his official visit to Germany, Tourism Minister Gari Cappelli met with Secretary of State in the Bavarian State Ministry of Economic Affairs and Media, Energy and Technology, Franz Josef Pschierer.
Bookings from Germany Up 30%, Seeking Villas and Larger Rooms
Tour operators claim that the geopolitical situation in the world is in favor of Croatia, which is still perceived as a safe destination among tourists.
Croatian Tourist Board Discusses Financial Report and Work Program from 2016
Yesterday, the Main Office of the Croatian Tourist Board met for the 12th session of the Tourism Council of the Croatian Tourist Board (HTZ).
Hotel Plat Complex in Dubrovnik to See Project Completion by 2019
On Sunday, February 19, Tourism Minister Gari Cappelli participated in a presentation and tour of the Hotel Plat complex in the municipality of Župa within his official visit to Dubrovnik-Neretva County.
Tourism Minister: Tourist Season to Last Whole Year
Croatia’s Tourism Minister is optimistic about extension of tourist season.
January Records 17% More Arrivals, 18% More Overnight Stays
2017 is off to a good start...
Cappelli: In 2 Years We Financed Over 30 Pools for Private Renters in Imotski
Tourism Minister Gari Cappelli officially visited Split-Dalmatia County at the invitation of Mayor Zlatko Ževrnja. The meeting was held in Imotski, given the real tourist boom in recent years to the destination.
Cappelli Comments on Changes in Tourist Laws, Positive Trends for 2017
The Ministry of Tourism has launched a number of new projects for 2017 - including changes to tourist laws - expecting that this year will bring positive trends in tourism.
