Croatia

Georgia, Croatia, Italy and the UK are turning famous film locations into tourism attractions as screen-inspired travel gains global momentum.

Croatia's Mali Lošinj launches exclusive after-hours dining at the Museum of Apoxyomenos, blending luxury travel, culture and Mediterranean cuisine

Spain, Greece, Italy, Croatia and Portugal lead Europe’s tourism race as coastal holidays and mountain escapes reshape future travel trends.

Europe’s short-term rental market grows rapidly as digital accommodation reshapes tourism, expands travel choices and prompts new sustainability measures

Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Albania unite through a 5,000-km eco-corridor to expand sustainable tourism across the Western Balkans

Croatia, Slovakia, Lithuania and Serbia fuel Central and Eastern Europe’s tourism revival with strong visitor growth, improved connectivity and authentic travel experiences.

Spain, Portugal and Croatia lead Europe’s tourism boom in 2026 as travellers seek authentic experiences, scenic coastlines and less crowded cultural escapes.

Dubrovnik leads a new digital detox travel ranking, ahead of Budapest, Hanoi, Rome, and Split, as travelers seek safer, greener, walkable summer destinations

Rome, Nîmes, Split, Pula, Tarragona, Leptis Magna and Jerash showcase Roman architecture that continues attracting heritage travellers across the Mediterranean

Albania joins Croatia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Liechtenstein and Poland in promoting tourism dispersal to ease pressure on Europe's busiest destinations

Georgia, Croatia and Italy: Europe’s Cinematic Tourism Boom Turns Film Sets Into Travel Hotspots

Croatia’s Mali Lošinj Unveils an Extraordinary Luxury Travel Experience with Private Evenings Inside the Museum of Apoxyomenos

Europe’s Coastal Tourism Stays Strong as Mountain Travel Expands

Europe’s Tourism Landscape Evolves as Short-Term Rentals Expand Travel Choices While Cities Balance Sustainable Growth and Housing Needs

Croatia Leads a New Era of Western Balkans Tourism as Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Albania Unite Through a 5,000-Kilometre Eco-Adventure Corridor

Croatia, Slovakia and More Drive Central and Eastern Europe’s Tourism Revival as Dubrovnik, Bratislava and Emerging Destinations Outshine Traditional City Breaks

Spain Links with Portugal and Croatia Spark Europe’s Biggest Tourism Boom of 2026 as Travellers Swap Overcrowded Hotspots for Coastal Beauty, Historic Cities and Authentic Escapes: Could These Dream Destinations Redefine European Holidays Forever?

Dubrovnik Now Leads the World’s Best Screen-Free Summer Escapes as Budapest, Hanoi, Rome and Split Inspire a New Era of Digital Detox Tourism

Rome, Nîmes, Split, Pula, Tarragona, Leptis Magna and Jerash Bring the Roman Empire Back to Life, Could These Seven Ancient Wonders Be the Ultimate Mediterranean Heritage Journey?

Albania Leads Croatia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Liechtenstein and Poland in Promoting Tourism Beyond Europe’s Busiest Cities, Why Are Travellers Choosing These Undiscovered Gems Instead?