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About 10,000 seasonal workers from Serbia work in CroatiaThere are 9,722 Serbian citizens with residence and work permits in Croatia, mostly employed in construction, while seasonal workers are mostly employed in tourism and the hospitality industry, an employment website based in the northern Serbian city of Subotica said. 29.07.2019. | News
New minister pledges to update state assets recordsIntensifying cooperation with local and regional government units and updating records of state-owned real estate are some of the priorities of the newly-appointed Minister of State Assets, Mario Banozic. 28.07.2019. | News
Cappelli: Hoteliers have announced 10% wage increaseTourism Minister Gari Cappelli told on Friday that the lower Value Added Tax (VAT) rate on preparing and serving food opens room for investments in increasing competitiveness, service quality and wages in the hospitality sector, adding that hoteliers have announced that wages will increase by 10% as soon as the reduced VAT rate of 13% enters into force. 26.07.2019. | News
HGK: Lower VAT wind in the sails of the entire tourism sectorThe Croatian Chamber of Economy (HGK) supports the government's decision to reduce Value Added Tax on food in the hospitality sector from the current 25% to 13% as that will open up room to increase wages for workers and make the entire tourism industry more competitive. 26.07.2019. | News
Cappelli: It's time for tax changes in tourismTourism Minister Gari Cappelli on Wednesday said that it was time for tax changes in tourism and recommended a VAT rate of 13% on food and beverage services to be part of the fourth round of the tax reform. "I've been asking for that from day one," Cappelli told reporters ahead of a government meeting. 24.07.2019. | News
Croatian and Bulgarian presidents call for new, strategic dimension in relationsCroatia and Bulgaria agree that the two countries need to be dedicated to creating a new, strategic dimension in their relations by strengthening cooperation in key areas, from security and defence to science and culture, Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic said on Tuesday after she met with Bulgaria's President Rumen Radev. 23.07.2019. | News
National Tourist Board director for increasing promotional fundingIn order for Croatia to keep its position on the tourist market and successfully fight the competition, it is necessary to increase funding for promotion on European markets as of next year already and expand activities overseas, National Tourist Board (HTZ) director Kristjan Stanicic has told Hina. 22.07.2019. | News
PM, tourism minister say sports important for Croatia's promotionPrime Minister Andrej Plenkovic attended a Croatia Open tennis match in Umag on Saturday and said sports were an important part of promoting and branding Croatia. 21.07.2019. | News
National Tourist Board promotes health tourism on 11 marketsThe Croatian National Tourist Board (HTZ) has begun promoting Croatia on 11 European markets as a health tourism destination in an effort to increase tourist arrivals interested in the expanding tourism product, particularly outside the summer season. 21.07.2019. | News
Over 80 companies attend Albanian-Croatian economic forumInfrastructure investment, firefighting equipment, tourism and environmental protection are just some of the areas with the potential to increase economic cooperation between Croatia and Albania, an Albanian-Croatian economic forum was told in Tirana on Thursday. 18.07.2019. | News