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Sanvincenti: July Mecca for Theater and Dance Fans

Aleksandr Shatskih

Taking place between July 20-July 24 in Sanvincenti, Croatia, the Dance and Non-Verbal Theatre Festival features contemporary dance, theatre, mime, circus, street theatre, and more.

13 years ago

Where to Go This Summer: June Festivals in Croatia

Aleksandr Shatskih

For travelers to Croatia, June is one of the most exciting months. With rich and divers festivals all over the country, there’s something in store for everyone: Croatia will always fascinate, with history, art, cuisine, as well as a joy of life you cannot find expressed the same anywhere else. Argophilia Travel News has selected […]

13 years ago

Where to Go this Summer: Scenic Croatian Island Getaways

Guest Author

Croatia is a popular tourist destination, offering undiscovered beauty, fascinating culture and in certain parts free from thronging crowds. Here are 5 of its most beautiful islands, recommended by Sovereign Luxury Holidays.

13 years ago

Croatian National Flower Celebrated in Donja Stubica

Mihaela Lica Butler

May 19 is a special day for Donja Stubica: the town celebrates Croatia’s national flower in the Croatian Iris Garden, with classical music, folk dances and more.

13 years ago

Back to the Middle Ages: Dubovac Nobility Fair 2012

Aleksandr Shatskih

Dubovac Nobility Fair 2012 (Dubovac Sajam vlastelinstva) is an ideal opportunity to learn more about the medieval history of Karlovac, while enjoying live entertainment and local flavors. And since fairs are made to sell crafts, there’s no better opportunity to find authentic Croatian souvenirs that this.

13 years ago

Qatar Airlines Chief Vs Lufthansa Crybabies

Phil Butler

Akbar Al Baker, CEO of Qatar Airways, looks like a straight shooter in an industry full of corporate “yes men” these days. Speaking at a Guild of Travel Management Companies’ (GTMC) conference, the five star airline’s boss called BS on Lufthansa and other European airlines. With many air carriers suffering during this current recession, name calling has broken out in earnest now.

13 years ago

Where to Go This Summer: 5 Eastern European Beaches Steeped in History

Aleksandr Shatskih

In recent years, Eastern Europe has gained popularity among the most fashionable summer destinations, becoming an elegant fusion of history, culture and sexy beaches.

13 years ago

World-class Sailing at the Dubrovnik International Regatta in May

Guest Author

Organised by sailors for sailors, the first Dubrovnik International Regatta will take place in 2012 from the 10th-14th May.

13 years ago

Zagreb to Host the International Tourism Fair Crotour 2012

Aleksandr Shatskih

The international tourism fair Crotour 2012 will be held in Zagreb between 9-12 May, featuring exciting tourism programs and entertaining events.

13 years ago

Zagreb Airport to get Second Terminal

Aleksandr Shatskih

Zagreb International Airport is to get a long awaited makeover following the conclusion of a deal between the Croatian government and Zagreb Airport International Company (ZAIC), a French consortium which has agreed to oversee the construction of a brand new terminal at the airport within the next three years.

13 years ago

Croatia Boat Show 2012: Biggest Ever

Aleksandr Shatskih

Coming later this month, the 14th annual Croatia Boat Show will run from April 17th untol April 22nd in the Dalmatian city of Split. The event will actually be a combination of shows put on by the Croatia Boat Show (CBS), Nauticus Show and Split Auto Show over the five days. It promises to be the biggest nautical event ever in the region, comparable to the Adriatic Boat Show, with a vast array of nautical equipment and crafts on display.

13 years ago

Croatia to Join Schengen Zone in 2015

Aleksandr Shatskih

Croatia has announced plans to enter Europe’s Schengen free-travel zone within the next three years, just two years after it secures membership to the EU, which is due to happen in during the summer of 2013.

14 years ago

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