Rising travel and accommodation costs push Croatia’s tourism sector to propose 10–20% price cuts to stay competitive and attract visitors to Dubrovnik, Split, Zagreb and more

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

Croatia enhances European travel in 2026 as Jet2 adds new direct flights to Salzburg, Tallinn, Copenhagen, Berlin, Athens and other key destinations

Croatia enforces stricter short‑term rental regulations in 2026 to enhance tourism transparency, ensure legal listings and support long‑term sustainable travel growth

Croatia tourism 2026 sees rising foreign arrivals but mixed overnight stays, with Zagreb, Dubrovnik, and Istria driving travel trends

Dubrovnik’s tourism surge strains infrastructure as 6.5 million visitors flock annually. Explore how the city balances growth with preservation amid overcrowding

Croatia experiences a surge in tourism in 2026, as travelers seek stability and natural beauty. Explore why the Adriatic coast is a top choice for global visitors

Dubrovnik, Croatia earns the Green Pioneer of Smart Tourism 2026 title for its sustainable and digital innovations, reshaping travel and cultural tourism for the future

Croatia’s 2026 tourism season is marked by last-minute bookings and a surge in domestic tourism, with destinations like Dubrovnik and Istria proving resilient

Windstar Cruises announces new 2026 itineraries across Europe, French Polynesia, and the South Pacific, plus a mystery cruise and limited-time booking deals