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Mohammed Alabbar, whose wealth is estimated at three billion dollars, has unveiled The Bristol Bol with 94 rooms and suites in the renovated Hotel Park through Eagle Hills.

The Ministry of Environmental Protection and Green Transition has invited citizens and visitors to join the celebration of the park's founding anniversary from 1980.

The trend of escaping the heat on vacation is becoming more pronounced, and Scandinavian and Scottish destinations are becoming serious competition for the Adriatic.

The first weeks of August brought last-minute bookings, promotional offers with discounts of up to 30 percent, and lower visitor numbers in certain destinations. Industry representatives warn of unrealistic prices and a lack of strategic destination management.

HTZ President Kristjan Staničić confirmed excellent season results with over 1.1 million tourists in the country, but warns that the habit of booking at the last minute is putting enormous pressure on small rental owners.

The end of the school year in Bavaria brought the first major traffic jams toward the Adriatic, but a survey reveals that 15 percent of residents in this German state cannot afford a holiday. In their perception, Croatia is increasingly positioning itself as a premium destination.

Three months before opening, Croatia's largest nautical fair records record demand, and organizer Ilirija d.d., with support from Zadar County and the City of Biograd, secures additional space.