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LNG Croatia Set to Double its Capacities
August the 29th, 2025 – LNG Croatia (Hrvatska) is on track to double its capacities, which will end up reaching 6.1 billion m³ of natural gas per year. As Sinisa Malus/Poslovni Dnevnik writes, the LNG Croatia ship sailed from Omišalj this week,...

Demographer Warns: Croatia Growing, But Not Through Births
Is Croatia facing a demographic turnaround? Speaking on N1 television, demographer Stjepan Šterc said the country may end 2025 with more newcomers than deaths — but not because of higher birth rates. Šterc noted that in the past two years Croatia...
Croatia farmer grows tropical fruit under climate change
As climate change tightens its grip on the Mediterranean, Croatia is facing hotter summers, longer droughts, and declining yields of traditional crops like apples, expected to drop by 27% this year alone. But while many farmers are struggling to...

Croatia faces 2°C hike in average temperatures by 2070
Croatia is on track to see average temperatures rise by more than 2 degrees Celsius by 2070, bringing longer heatwaves, droughts and a higher risk of wildfires, but timely action could still blunt the worst effects of climate change, according to...

One of Most Ambitious Projects in Croatia Unfolding Near Zagreb
August the 28th, 2025 – One of the most ambitious projects in Croatia is unfolding about an hour from the City of Zagreb. Vodeni grad is set to transform one overlooked area into something special. As Poslovni Dnevnik writes, the Ministry of...

Environmental concerns in Dalmatia with almost 80 reports filed
(Photo: Sunce) In the first six months of 2025, a total of 77 environmental reports were submitted through the Green Phone service run by the Sunce Association. Of these, 44 cases (57%) were resolved by the end of June, with many others still...

Highlights and goals of Charlotte Fc 3-0 Inter Miami en MLS 2025
End of transmission We're off! It has been a pleasure bringing you coverage of the exciting match between Charlotte FC 3-0 Inter Miami on matchday 30 of Major League Soccer. Charlotte moves up to third place. We appreciate your company and passion...
Bled Strategic Forum to explore Europe's role in new global environment
The lakeside resort of Bled is about to turn into a bustling venue of foreign policy debates as the 20th Bled Strategic Forum (BSF) takes place on 1 and 2 September. This year's edition of Slovenia's main foreign policy event will run under the...

Discover Croatia’s Off-Season Exclusives Ahead of World Tourism Day
As the World Tourism Day approaches on 27 September, Croatia invites UK travellers to uncover new experiences during the quieter, cooler months — blending sustainability, cultural heritage, and world-class nature. From sailing to stargazing,...

This little-known island is 2026’s most underrated destination
Adventure travelers looking to escape the crowds have a new bucket-list stop for 2026. Intrepid Travel’s newly released “Not Hot List” spotlights hidden gems around the world where sustainable tourism and authentic experiences go hand in hand, and...

Croatia grape imports rise as local supply stays limited
At markets in Šibenik, white table grapes are sold for €6 (US$6.55) per kilogram, while in Zadar and Dubrovnik prices reach €7 (US$7.65). In Pula, the same fruit costs €8 (US$8.75) per kilogram, nearly the same as veal shoulder, ribs, or neck in...

When is the best time to visit Croatia?
Croatia has vibrant cities, tumbling waterfalls and rolling vineyards. But most visitors are here for its 1800km (1120 miles) coastline, which tumbles down the Adriatic like a glorious, half-finished jigsaw puzzle. Here you’ll find idyllic coves,...

Croatia’s accommodation landscape set for big change
by croatiaweek August 18, 2025 in News Hvar Croatia’s ambitious tourism reform, designed to shift the industry from mass arrivals to a more sustainable, higher-quality model, is beginning to stir unease among private hosts. With private...

Croatian ultra-nationalist mega-gig exposes divided society
Guy DelauneyBBC Balkans correspondent ShareSave Hundreds of thousands attended a concert by Marko Perkovic in Zagreb A "neo-fascist Croatian Woodstock" or patriotic, anti-establishment fun? Last month's mega-gig by the ultra-nationalist singer...

Everything you need to know about visiting Croatia with kids
With Mediterranean beaches galore, a delightful mix of cultural sights, family-friendly adventure parks and playgrounds aplenty, Croatia is a have-it-all destination for those traveling with babies, children and teens. Here's everything you need...

Greece 2nd After Croatia in Firefighters, as a Percentage of Work Force
Two of the most vulnerable countries in Europe for summer wildfires and rural fires, Croatia and Greece, are number one and two on the ranking for highest share of firefighters in their domestic employment sector, at 0.45% and 0.41%, respectively....

Footage of Great White Sharks in Croatian Waters – “No Need to Fear”
August the 26th, 2025 – Alleged footage of great white sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) in Croatian waters has sparked an array of reactions. Experts however are saying there’s no reason for any panic. Climate change is altering the world’s...

Tourism Minister Glavina: Record Season, but Focus Must Shift to Sustainability
While attending the 50th Trka na prstenac in Barban, Croatia’s Minister of Tourism and Sports, Tonči Glavina, highlighted that the country is on track for another record-breaking tourism season, though he warned that sustainability must remain the...

Hotels with very specific concierges, from bourbon to sandcastles
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Private rentals in Croatia make shift to long-term tenancies
by croatiaweek August 25, 2025 in News Private rentals in Croatia hit turning point as growth slows The long-standing trend of constant growth in private family accommodation in Croatia has finally come to a halt. For years, the number of beds...