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Croatia to promote its conference tourism in Frankfurt The Croatian National Tourist Board (HTZ) will promote Croatia's opportunities for conference tourism and tourism in general at the conference tourism and incentive travel show IMEX 2010 in Frankfurt, Germany, from May 25 to 27, HTZ said on Monday. HTZ said its Convention and Incentive Bureau would step up its activities on international markets this year in order help increase tourism revenues, adding that participants in conferences and incentive events spent four to five times more on average than ordinary tourists.
24.05.2010. | Page
24.05.2010. | Page
Croatia and Slovenia together promote their tourism services in China Croatia and Slovenia will present together their tourist sectors in Beijing and Shanghai next week, hoping to attract more Chinese tourists, who in 2009 were the fourth biggest tourist spenders in the world, with US 43.5 billion. This was stated at a news conference held at the Croatian Tourism Ministry on Friday by the leading people of the Croatian and Slovenian tourism sectors. The presentations to be held in Beijing and Shanghai on May 25 and 27 will include business workshops organized by Croatian and Slovenian travel agencies and their Chinese partners, meetings with Chinese officials, and dinners. The Shanghai presentation will coincide with the international tourism fair in that city (held on May 27-29) and the already opened World Exhibition EXPO.
21.05.2010. | Page
21.05.2010. | Page
Spanair to operate Barcelona-Zagreb flights three times weekly
The first airplane of Spain's second largest airline, Spanair, landed at Zagreb airport on Wednesday to operate three times a week between Zagreb and Barcelona as of now. Zagreb airport manager Tonci Peovic voiced confidence that the flights would help bring more passengers from South America and northern Africa to Zagreb given that Spanair services via Barcelona many destinations on those continents. The Croatian ambassador to Spain, Neven Pelicaric, said Spanair's Barcelona-Zagreb-Barcelona flights provided about 1,000 seats and that apart from Zagreb, Spanair would also fly to Dubrovnik and possibly other Croatian airports.
28.04.2010. | Page
The first airplane of Spain's second largest airline, Spanair, landed at Zagreb airport on Wednesday to operate three times a week between Zagreb and Barcelona as of now. Zagreb airport manager Tonci Peovic voiced confidence that the flights would help bring more passengers from South America and northern Africa to Zagreb given that Spanair services via Barcelona many destinations on those continents. The Croatian ambassador to Spain, Neven Pelicaric, said Spanair's Barcelona-Zagreb-Barcelona flights provided about 1,000 seats and that apart from Zagreb, Spanair would also fly to Dubrovnik and possibly other Croatian airports.
28.04.2010. | Page