Much has changed for the Croatian capital city of Zagreb in the last few years. Less than seven years ago I shared a drink with a well-travelled Zimbabwean acquaintance from Belgium (yes, really) at the Goodge Street blues bar, when he summed up his visit to my hometown of Zagreb (rather than Dubrovnik since he’d
Croatia’s growing appeal and untarnished reputation of beauty, hospitality and the ease of travel are putting it on everyone’s bucket list. In terms of the air travel this means frequent flight schedules to more Croatian airports and in the world ordered by the principles of supply and demand, the travellers to Croatia should profit handsomely
Independent self-guided travel is by no means a new phenomenon. Indeed, it is probably how the tourism started. Long before the package deals, all-inclusives and demonic cruisers, there had been intrepid independent travellers striving to enjoy, explore and discover foreign places at their own pace and on their own terms. And there were others who
When former Croatian professional cyclist Vladimir Miholjević and the event entrepreneur Ivan Črnarić joined their formidable forces something had to happen, and it did. Last month, a small west-Croatian coastal region of Istria had been ushered into the world of the big boy cycling events when, as part of their ongoing campaign for the Tour
The emergence of the European Coastal Airlines is a great news in the world of Croatian travel. So amazing is this opportunity to fly, hover and glide between Croatian coastal destinations on a hydroplane it is remarkable that no one had thought of it before. As the Europe’s only scheduled seaplane service, its aim is
