Another British city is connected to the Dalmatian capital, reports Travel Daily Media on February 17, 2017. 

When thinking of Croatian fare, the first thing that usually comes to mind is most likely that perfectly cooked lamb on a spit, čevapčići, grilled fish drenched in garlic and olive oil, or simply anything but vegetarian. Over the last few years, vegetarian restaurants with vegan and gluten-free perks have found their way across the country, and you’ll be surprised when we tell you that this list names just a part of what Croatia has to offer.

The 3rd Regional Forum for Family Accommodation (FOS) in Split-Dalmatia County will be held within the framework of the Adriatic Gastro Show tomorrow, February 17 at 11am in the Spaladium Arena. The organizer of the Forum is the Chamber of Commerce in Split, and the forum is supported by the Tourist Board of Split and Split-Dalmatia County.

The PDV increase for the hospitality industry has left many Split caterers in a dilemma. To increase prices or not?

On Thursday 9^th February, Total Eco Croatia visited Čistoća to find out what is really happening with recycling in Split.

Autotrans is celebrating 70 years with full devotion to their customers.

While not much seems to change day to day here in Split, having a look at the changes over the last few years should always prove interesting. Is it getting considerably more expensive to live here? Or are there not many changes?

On the 11th of February 2017, thousands of miles away from Split, a very special event took place in San Pedro, California. 

The Croatian Chamber of Economy - County Chamber of Split (HGK ŽK Split) held a round table titled “Hotel accommodation - a condition for extending the season”. The roundtable was held on February 13, 2017 with a professional group of hoteliers.

The Tourist Board of Split-Dalmatia County has included boat charters and adventure tourism in their promotional printed material for 2017.