Tourism
Zadar County Achieves 16.5 Percent of Overnight Stays in July
With 4.87 million overnight stays, it ranked fourth among Croatian regions, and Vir was the second most successful destination in the country, right behind Rovinj.
Local
Zadar County Sees 1% Fewer Tourists in July
Director of the Zadar County Tourist Board Vanja Čvrljak Warns of Peak Season Challenges and Announces Adjustments to Pricing and Offer Strategy.
Tourism
Croatia Records 29.6 Million Overnight Stays in July, Highest in Two Years
July saw 4.7 million arrivals and 29.6 million overnight stays. Minister Glavina emphasizes maintaining competitiveness, while HTZ Director Staničić highlights a shift in guest habits toward last-minute bookings.
Local
Split Airport Surpasses Dubrovnik and Zagreb in July
Split Airport recorded a record 770,000 passengers in July, while this weekend is expected to bring additional pressure on the city port with over 75,000 passengers and 18,000 vehicles.
Local
Shifting Winds: Zadar and Dubrovnik Gain Ground, Split Loses Traction
In July, the Adriatic airports in Dubrovnik and Zadar recorded positive growth, while Split, despite being the busiest in passenger numbers, saw a decline compared to July last year.
Local
Nautical Season in Dubrovnik: Gruž Sees Record Growth, While ACI Marina Lags Slightly Behind
Croatia
Kvarner records stable tourist traffic and growth in domestic guests in July
Travel
Vir is the Only Croatian Island to Surpass 900,000 Overnight Stays
Tourism
Czechs and Hungarians Return to the Adriatic, Dubrovnik Sees Slight Decline
World
July 2026 Hottest Month in French History
Average temperature of 24.9°C breaks records from 2003 and 2006, while a 70% rainfall deficit leads to critical soil conditions threatening agriculture and increasing fire risk.
Local
Decline in Tourist Numbers in Southern Croatia: Fewer Guests in July Than Last Year
Dubrovnik-Neretva County records a drop in arrivals and overnight stays compared to July 2025, with guests from the British Isles traditionally accounting for the highest number of overnight stays.
Croatia
Dubrovnik Sees Decline in Peak Season: July Brings Fewer Guests Than Last Year
Around 71,000 guests are currently staying in the Dubrovnik-Neretva County, but July statistics show a slight decrease in arrivals and overnight stays compared to 2025.
Local
Split Airport in July: First Significant Decline After Years of Growth
770,152 passengers passed through the terminal, nearly 17,000 fewer than in the same month last year, marking the first major deviation from the upward trend.