Economy
One in Three Croats Cannot Afford a Holiday
Although the share of Croats unable to afford a week's holiday has halved in ten years, rising prices and stagnant wages create a gap between official figures and public sentiment.
Croatia
One-Third of Croats Cannot Afford a Week of Vacation
Croatia ranks seventh in the EU for the share of citizens unable to afford an annual holiday, at 33 percent, above the European average of 28 percent.
Croatia
Paper Driving Licenses Become History
Old pink and paper driving licenses will soon no longer be valid. Replacement brings more security and compliance with EU standards, with prices ranging from 20 to nearly 60 euros.
Croatia
Deadline Expired for 13,277 Citizens
The Ministry of the Interior warns that documents issued before 2003 with permanent validity ceased to be valid on August 3, 2026, due to new EU security standards.
Real Estate
New Pešćenica Becomes a Hit: Square Meter Prices Reach €6,500, While Zagreb's Surroundings Offer Houses for €39,000
While top-tier projects in Zagreb's Nova Pešćenica are being built at record prices, more buyers are turning to the city's outskirts in search of more affordable properties, such as a house in Slavetić for €39,000.
Croatia
Half of Croats Can't Afford a Vacation: Eurostat Reveals Dismal Figures
AI
Airbus and Qantas Set a New Standard: 22-Hour Test Flight Successfully Completed