The City of Dubrovnik today commemorated the European Day of Remembrance for Victims of All Totalitarian and Authoritarian ...

The common perception among leaders in terms of finding productivity gains is to make significant changes, like hiring new ...

Dubrovnik Mayor Mato Franković has highlighted the progress of the city’s special traffic regime, noting a steady decline in ...

The heart of Dubrovnik was alive with energy last night as crowds filled the Stradun around 9:00 p.m., highlighting the peak of the summer season. Tourists strolled through the historic main street, ...

Croatian President Zoran Milanović held talks with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán yesterday on the island of Brač, where the Hungarian leader is spending his summer holiday, the President’s ...

The Dubrovnik City Council has raised hourly wages for teaching assistants in schools and preschools to €9 gross – the highest in Croatia ...

Tourism trends in Župa dubrovačka show a shift toward hotels, with a 20% overall rise in overnight stays and hotels recording ...

Nearly half a million visitors have walked Dubrovnik’s City Walls in 2025, while Ston set a record in July. Ticket sales, generating over €8 million last year, are reinvested by the Society of Friends ...

According to the Croatian Bureau of Statistics, the average net salary in Croatia for June 2025 stood at €1,444, while the average gross salary reached €2,008. Compared to May, both figures were down ...

Hotel prices in Croatia rose 4.6% in early 2025, but soaring labour and food costs—double the EU Mediterranean average—are ...

Dubrovnik’s LUMIART Festival of Light returns November 7–9, 2025, with its 5th edition themed “Underwater City.” Visitors can enjoy 3D mapping, interactive installations, and light art across the Old ...

Repairs are underway on Dubrovnik’s Small Onofrio Fountain after a stone slab was damaged earlier this month. Police are investigating the incident, while restoration ensures the landmark will soon re ...