A bunch of nobodies visit Croatia
/0 Comments/in Blog, Croatia on TV, Plitvice Lakes, Split, Zadar, ZagrebCroatia. A country for everyone – big spenders, the budget-conscious, adventure seekers, sun-worshippers, families, party-animals, culture-vultures…the list is endless. But it has now also been discovered that it’s a very suitable holiday destination for those whom the term “celebrity” is coined very, very loosely. Channel 4’s Celebrity Coach Trip (don’t lie, we know you watch […]
8% more tourists visited Croatia in 2011 – 11.2 million in total
/0 Comments/in Blog, Tourism statsA number of the newspapers in Croatia today reported on the preliminary final tourism figures for 2011, as released by the Croatian National Tourist Board – and it’s good news. Officially, Croatia was enjoyed by 11,200,113 tourists during the year, which is up 8% on 2010. Of this figure, 9,907,827 were foreign tourists – which […]
Fancy a break in the New Year? How about a 3 night mini-break in Dubrovnik for under £200!
/0 Comments/in Blog, Dubrovnik, Holidays in Croatia, Special offers to CroatiaBritish Airways are currently running their “Goodbye Winter” sale and, although perhaps we in the UK haven’t (luckily) had the harshest of winters this year, it’s always nice to have something to look forward to for next year – right? Amongst their deals to many of their destinations, I’ve noticed that they’ve also listed mini-breaks […]
Croatian food from London’s Borough Market
/0 Comments/in Blog, Croatian foodAnyone that’s been to London’s Borough Market recently might have come across a stand selling a very good variety of Croatian food products, from oils to jams to cakes (such as smokvenjak – fig cake), as well as the classic Ajvar (a kind of relish made from red peppers that can be used to accompany […]
A new venue for Croatia’s festivals (well, some of them)
/0 Comments/in Blog, Events, Festivals in Croatia, Split, ZadarAnyone thinking about attending one of Croatia’s (many) great festivals may have seen the announcement not so long ago the site used in the village of Petrcane – home to The Garden Festival, Electric Elephant, Soundwave, Suncebeat and Stop Making Sense – was a no go for 2012. Concerns from the owners of the site, the Hotel Pinija, on how the […]
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