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Dubrovnik’s Forgotten Tram Legacy | Croatia Week
by croatiaweek March 21, 2025 in News Dubrovnik tram from 1952 (Photo credit: foundin_a_attic/CC BY 2.0) There are…
Croatian Real Estate Law Changes: OECD Buyers to Gain Equal Rights, Sparking Debate
Justice, Administration, and Digital Transformation Minister Damir Habijan assured opposition MPs on Thursday that equalizing the property purchase…
Temu and Croatian Post Join Forces to Expand E-Commerce Fulfillment in Croatia
Temu, the global direct-from-factory online marketplace, has announced a strategic partnership with Croatian Post, the leading provider of…
Historic Oscar Nomination for Croatian Film The Man Who Couldn’t Stay Silent, But No Win
Nebojša SlijepÄŤević’s film The Man Who Couldn’t Stay Silent was the first Croatian film to receive an Oscar…
Urgent Action: Croatian Government to Secure Srđ Slope Above Dubrovnik’s Key Highway
Following the meeting that the Mayor of Dubrovnik, Mato Franković, held last week at the Ministry of the…
Dubrovnik-Neretva County Showcases Its Tourism Offer at F.RE.E Fair in Munich
The Dubrovnik-Neretva County Tourist Board and the City of Dubrovnik Tourist Board are once again participating in the F.RE.E…
Croatia’s Cruise Tourism Soars in 2024, Welcoming Over 1 Million Passengers
Croatia saw a rise in cruise tourism last year, with 86 foreign cruise ships making 736 visits to…
Croatia’s (Occasional) Love Affair with Equestrian Sports
Unlike many European countries, including the United Kingdom and Germany, Croatia lacks a horse racing culture. The Zagreb…
Tax Administration: Data Reveals Sharp Decline in Retail Transactions Amid Boycott
Data from the Croatian Tax Administration, published on Saturday, shows that the total number of retail receipts issued…
Croats Hold Onto 4.3 Billion Kuna Two Years After Euro Adoption
Two years after Croatia adopted the euro as its official currency, citizens are still holding onto 4.3 billion…