Dubrovnik tourism

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

Croatia records slower foreign immigration in 2026 while tourism remains strong, highlighting new trends in the country's labour market

Croatia, Greece, Albania and Montenegro lead Europe’s mindful travel trend with authentic heritage, slow tourism and sustainable visitor experiences

Dubrovnik strengthens Croatia's tourism growth as international visitors from Poland, the UK, Ireland, Spain, Canada and more drive longer stays in 2026

Croatia surpasses 7.6 million tourist arrivals as Germany, Slovenia, UK, Austria and Poland drive strong tourism growth in 2026

Bodrum joins Santorini, Mykonos and Dubrovnik in a growing Mediterranean cultural coastal tourism corridor focused on heritage and luxury travel

Venice, Barcelona, Dubrovnik and Santorini inspire travelers to explore Chioggia, Girona and Šibenik for quieter cultural experiences across Europe

Dubrovnik, Split, and Zadar drive Croatia tourism growth in 2026 as rising visitor arrivals and overnight stays boost travel demand

Dubrovnik, Barcelona, and Athens face overtourism challenges as Europe balances tourism growth, housing pressure, and sustainable travel

Croatia, Slovenia and Austria drive Adriatic tourism growth in 2026 as rising holiday prices reshape summer travel across Europe

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

Croatia Surprises Europe as Foreign Immigration Slows Despite a Booming Tourism Industry and Strong Visitor Demand, Is a New Labour Market Reality Reshaping the Country’s Travel Economy?

Croatia, Greece, Albania and Montenegro Lead Europe’s New Era of Mindful Travel as Authentic Heritage, Slow Tourism, Cultural Immersion and Community-Led Experiences Inspire Travellers to Leave Behind Crowded Sightseeing Hotspots

From Dubrovnik’s Ancient City Walls to Croatia’s Stunning Adriatic Coast, Poland, the UK, Ireland, Spain and Canada Fuel a Tourism Renaissance Built on Longer Holidays and Authentic Experiences

Germany Leads a Powerful Wave of Travellers from Slovenia, UK, Austria and Poland as Croatia’s Tourism Reaches New Records—Is This Just the Beginning of an Even Bigger Boom?

Bodrum, Santorini, Mykonos and Dubrovnik Drive a New Mediterranean Tourism Boom Centered on Cultural Heritage, Luxury Hospitality and Coastal Travel

Venice, Barcelona, Dubrovnik and Santorini Inspire New European Travel Trends as Chioggia, Girona and Šibenik Gain Attention for Low-Crowd Cultural Tourism

Croatia Tourism Records Strong Early 2026 Growth as Dubrovnik, Split, and Zadar Attract Millions of Visitors Seeking Heritage and Coastal Experiences

Croatia, Spain, and Greece Confront Europe’s Growing Overtourism Crisis Through New Tourism Regulations and Sustainability Measures

Dubrovnik, Ljubljana and Vienna Now Drive Adriatic Summer Tourism Boom as Croatia, Slovenia and Austria Respond to Rising Holiday Prices in 2026