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Croatian tourist agency continues with intensive promotion of Croatia in key European emitting markets. The Croatian theme area of Europa-Park in Rust, Germany, was held "Croatian Summer Evening", an event that brought together numerous representatives of travel agencies, tour operators and media from Germany, France and Switzerland.
The event was organized by the Croatian National Tourist Board Office in Munich, with the participation of the Croatian National Tourist Board offices in Berlin and Paris, and in partnership with The Tourist Board of Split-Dalmatia County.
Croatian tourism news presented
The guests were presented with the latest trends and projects in Croatian tourism, with special emphasis on the project Local Host, new tourism investments and improved air connectivity between Croatia and European markets.
The new direct line is particularly highlighted Croatia Airlines between Stuttgart and Dubrovnik, which further strengthens Croatia's connection with the German market.
Director of the Croatian Tourist Board Kristjan Staničić He emphasized that Germany remains the most important source market for Croatian tourism, while he sees great potential for further growth in France and Switzerland.
"Travelers today are increasingly making last-minute travel decisions and are looking for a good value for money ratio, destination security and easy accessibility. Croatia has significant competitive advantages in all these segments, and our goal is to further position ourselves as a safe, accessible and year-round destination.", Staničić pointed out.
He added that Croatia is currently connected to the United States by direct flights. 15 German, 11 French and four Swiss cities, which further contributes to its competitiveness.
Europa-Park as a meeting place for key partners
Director of the CNTB Representative Office in Munich Nera Milicic She pointed out that Europa-Park, located at the tripoint of Germany, France and Switzerland, is an ideal place to present Croatia's tourist offer.
She emphasized that the event enabled direct dialogue with leading representatives of the tourism sector of three important markets and further strengthened Croatia's position as a quality, sustainable and year-round destination.
In addition to Kristjan Staničić and Nera Miličić, the event was also attended by the director of the CNTB Representative Office in Berlin Romeo Draghicchio, director of the HTZ Representative Office in France Sladjana Micic and Honorary Consul of the Republic of Croatia in Baden-Württemberg Miriam Mack.
Croatia presented through film, culture and gastronomy
As part of the program, a new promotional film about Croatia was shown. "I Hear It's Beautiful", as well as an attractive 360° film "Nikola Tesla's Beautiful Croatia", which brings visitors closer to Croatia's natural beauty, cultural heritage and tourist attractions through virtual reality.
Guests also toured the exhibition "Croatian inventions", set up in the Croatian thematic area of Europa-Park, which presents Croatian scientists, inventors and their contribution to the global development of technology.
The cultural program was completed by the performances of the klapa Croatia's subsidiaries and folklore groups Diaskorak, who presented the rich heritage of central Dalmatia with a performance of the traditional Split Kolo.
Dalmatian flavors captivated the guests
The Croatian food and wine offer also aroused great interest among the guests.
Visitors had the opportunity to taste traditional Dalmatian dishes such as Hvar gregada, Dalmatian peka and rozata, along with a selection of authentic Dalmatian wines.
The evening ended with an exclusive ride on the attraction Voltron Nevera powered by Rimac, one of the most modern attractions of Europa-Park, which symbolizes Croatian technological innovations and the success of the domestic automotive industry.
By organizing the "Croatian Summer Evenings", the Croatian National Tourist Board has further strengthened its relations with key partners in the most important source markets and once again presented Croatia as an attractive, accessible and year-round tourist destination.
Source: Croatian tourist agency
