Croatia: Tourism almost at pre-crisis level

Road signs in Croatia (Photo Unsplash / Kat von Wood).
Road signs in Croatia (Photo Unsplash / Kat von Wood).

Croatia: Tourism almost at pre-crisis level

Road signs in Croatia (Photo Unsplash / Kat von Wood).
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The country recorded 3,7 million tourist arrivals and around 25 million overnight stays in July. Of these, 21,6 million were foreigners and 3,3 million were Croatian vacationers.

As of July 2020, arrivals rose by 47 percent and overnight stays by 33 percent. Compared to the pre-crisis month of July 2019, arrivals would have reached 80 percent of the level at that time, and 81 percent for overnight stays. The ORF reports. Austrian holidaymakers play at the top of the country ranking. Around 1,9 million travelers from the Alpine republic visited the country this summer.

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