June 18, 2019 - The parish Sv. Ivan Krstitelj from Grab, on the occasion of celebrating the birth of John the Baptist, organizes a spiritual and cultural program under the ravines along the Grab River on Jun 24, 2019.

The celebration will begin with a festive ceremony and procession at the parish church in Grab, starting at 10:30 am, while the 15th traditional cultural-music program will be held in the evening.

The evening program will open at 19:30 with the Trilj majorettes and "Sv. Mihovil” Trilj who will parade down the streets of Grab. The remainder of the program will see a performance by KUD "Župa Grab” who will dance the “Grab kolo", KUD Andrija Matija Pauk with an original folklore section including the Marinsko kolo and mandolin, the Trilj majorettes, and the drama group  "Most" who will play ‘Gastrabajter Mate’ in the 'who wants to be a millionaire' quiz authored by Nada Lapić.

Klapa Sinj will also enhance the festivities.

Irena Bradarić will lead the program. 

February 11, 2019 - Inland Dalmatia is one of the fastest growing tourism areas in Croatia. Find out why in this new promo video.

Of all the tourism regions in Croatia, I have the biggest soft spot for inland Dalmatia, a magnificent region a short drive behind the mountains from Split and the Makarska Riviera. A region that has been largely ignored by tourists until the last few years. These days tourists are learning that Inland Dalmatia has a wealth of treasures which can be easily explored in a day trip (or longer) from the beach. 

My soft spot for inland Dalmatia stems from my first connections with the region. An invitation for lunch and tour of Sinj by the then Sinj Tourist Board director led to other invitations and the realisation that here was an absolute jewel that people needed to hear about. The local tourist board directors were all very supportive of an idea to connect all the potential into one English-language website, and the website Total Inland Dalmatia was born. It was the first time that any tourist board had supported any of the Total projects.

And it was truly a job to tell the world about. Some people were saying I was a great writer, full of fascinating stories. In truth, I was just telling people what was available to visit, often for the first time in English. There were other favourable factors too, such as HBO choosing Klis Fortress to be a key filming location for Game of Thrones, and the opening of the tunnel from the Makarska Riviera to the hinterland has revolutionised tourism in the region, particularly Imotksi, which has probably benefited most from all this positive change. 

What makes inland Dalmatia so special for me, apart from the friendliness of the people and lack of tourist crowds, is the sheer variety of things to see and do - nature, adventure tourism, heritage, tradition, food and wine. And can I mention nature again? There is SO much to see and do there, and the local tourist boards have worked hard in recent years to bring their various towns together to present one cohesive product. It is also a fabulous team building destination, as TCN writers found out a couple of years ago. 

And then a beautiful video from AS Media, uploaded this morning to the Trilj Tourist Board Facebook page, encapsulates much of the magic. 

To learn more about the inland Dalmatian region of Zagora, here are 25 things to know. An incredible region.

As stories of record numbers on Croatia's coast make the headlines throughout the summer, a very simple way to have a fascinating Croatian tourism family day - head inland! TCN heads off into the Dalmatian interior on August 14, 2017, to see what is on offer on a day trip from Split.