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Croatia's Adriatic coast ranks a high fourth, with Eurostat data showing how much tourists outnumber the local population.

Inspectors in Draga found two levels of illegality, and another camp in Pirovac is set to be closed next week.

N1 analysis shows that waiting to book paid off, especially for families with children and couples who chose private accommodation.

The Taliban are trying to attract foreign tourists to Afghanistan, but strict rules, a ban on music, and restrictions on women make travel controversial.

Serbian TikToker Jovana Čulibrk sparked heated reactions with her criticism of cleanliness and prices in Split, then responded with an explanation and a plea to spread love instead of hate.

Despite high summer temperatures, the season on Dubrovnik's city walls is passing calmly, with dehydration being the most common issue. The Red Cross regularly steps in with water and refreshments.

Lana Mihaljinec Knežević warns that market averages don't tell the full story, as construction has lagged for years despite active demand stimulation.

Long-time tourism professional Milo Katić explains to JUGInfo why Dubrovnik has lost the Italian market and why this is likely a permanent change.

The World Meteorological Organization confirms the record, with impacts increasingly visible in Croatia, from agriculture to tourism.

Extreme weather events are becoming more frequent, and Croatia faces record heatwaves and rising sea levels.

The Port Authority of Split-Dalmatia County has launched a major expansion of the Port of Bol on Brač, which will bring 150 new berths and resolve long-standing capacity issues.

Petar Vušković, an economic analyst originally from Brač, has responded to German professor Christoph Ph. Schließmann, who criticized the commercialization of the island, telling him that changes are a natural consequence of a market economy and rising living standards.

The Ćukovica artillery battery, part of the Austro-Hungarian defense system, becomes a new tourist attraction with controlled entry and authentic preservation.

The island of Vir expects over 2 million overnight stays by the end of August, but the director of the Tourist Board warns that figures could be up to 15 percent higher if all guests were registered.

A prolonged heatwave has dried up the canals and floodplain meadows of the nature park, revealing a completely new face of the European Amazon that visitors can explore on foot.

President of the Health Tourism Association at the Croatian Chamber of Commerce emphasizes that health tourists travel throughout the year, regardless of weather, and have the highest spending.