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Croatia Records Tourism Growth In Early 2026 Season

According to the latest tourism data, Croatia welcomed more visitors during the first months of 2026, while overnight stays also recorded steady growth. The figures suggest...

Decline in Religious Callings Raises Concerns in Croatia

Croatia is experiencing a continued decline in the number of monks and nuns, as interest in religious vocations weakens among younger generations. Recent figures point...

Croatia Sees Early Signs of Demographic Stabilisation

Croatia is showing tentative signs of demographic recovery, with recent data indicating a slight increase in the number of births alongside a gradual return of...

Croatia’s Potato Production Declines Putting Pressure On Self-Sufficiency

Croatia is facing a continued decline in potato production, with both cultivated land and total yields steadily decreasing over recent years. The sector, once more...

Croatia Introduces New Taxi Law Changes for 2026

Croatia is set to implement new changes to its taxi regulations in 2026, targeting improved oversight, fair competition, and higher service quality across the industry....

Tipping Prompts Spark Backlash In Croatia’s Service Sector

Croatia is witnessing a growing backlash against the spread of tipping prompts in shops, cafés and restaurants, as digital payment systems increasingly encourage customers to...

Croatian Museums See Record Visitor Numbers In 2025

Croatia’s museums recorded a significant increase in visitor numbers in 2025, reaching record levels and underscoring the rising importance of cultural tourism in the...

Last-Minute Bookings Dominate Croatia’s 2026 Tourism Season

Croatia’s tourism sector is increasingly defined by last-minute bookings, as global geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty make travellers more cautious in planning their holidays....

Croatia Tightens Control After Olive Oil Quality Tests

Croatia has stepped up oversight of olive oil quality following inspection results that revealed irregularities in labeling and product standards on the market. Authorities conducted testing...

Croatians Push For Legal Right To Remote Work

A growing number of employees in Croatia support the idea of making remote work a legal right, according to a recent survey. The results reflect changing...

Women In Serbia’s ICT Sector Earn 16% Less Than Men 

The findings highlight one of the key challenges facing Serbia’s rapidly expanding information and communications technology industry. While the sector...

Čadež: AI Represents a Generational Opportunity for Serbia

Speaking at the Business Summit 2026 conference in Ložionica, attended by more than 400 participants and 200 business leaders from Serbia...

Slovenian Startup Wins Top Award For DNA Data Storage Technology

BioSistemika won the top prize at the Podim Pitching Competition in Maribor with DATANA, a patented technology designed to store digital data...

Gen Z Lives With AI, But Doesn’t Trust It

Artificial intelligence has become routine for Generation Z in Serbia. More than 80% of young people see AI as...

Microsoft Marks 30 Years in Croatia as AI Becomes the Next Battleground

Microsoft’s journey in Croatia began in 1996 with a modest team of four, led by Goran Radman. Three decades later, the...
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