Croatia News

With EU membership just days away, Croatia tourism receives another boost, this time an endorsement from leading travel guru Lonely Planet.

Zagreb - The Queen's Official Birthday was celebrated in style in Zagreb, although one famous Briton in town was not on the guest list.

Zagreb - Once the scourge of the establishment, John Lydon, aka Johnny Rotten, is back on tour, full of passion, humour and a surprising lack of bitterness.

Split - With the Dalmatian coast welcoming tourists for the traditional beach and sun holidays, an impressive look into the region's rich historical past.

Sinj - While the beaches and sun on the Dalmatian coast may attract most of the tourists, the potential of inland Dalmatia is slowly being recognised.

Hvar - Party island or nature and heritage destination? A change in the local political landscape may influence the long-running debate in Hvar, Croatia.

Split - Croatia continues to attract some of the world's biggest names as the headline names for Discotheque Riva in Split are announced.

Dubrovnik - Croatia is set to become the 28th member of the European Union on the 1st of July this year and preparations are well underway to inform citizens on the rights and possibilities as a full member.

Split - The latest innovation conference in Dalmatia opens in Split, as imminent EU entry brings more start-up possibilities to the region.

Jelsa - A 6-day press trip looking at the Adristorical Lands project comes to an end in Jelsa, with an evening hosted by Prosek defender Andro Tomic.