Croatia records slower foreign immigration in 2026 while tourism remains strong, highlighting new trends in the country's labour market
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Read MoreDubrovnik strengthens Croatia's tourism growth as international visitors from Poland, the UK, Ireland, Spain, Canada and more drive longer stays in 2026
Read MoreThe EU introduces a new coastal resilience strategy to strengthen sustainable tourism across Spain, Italy, Greece, Croatia, Malta and the Mediterranean
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Read MoreMontenegro is emerging as a leading Mediterranean destination in 2026, attracting luxury travellers with Adriatic resorts, improved air connectivity and authentic coastal experiences.
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