Poland – an Attractive and Secure Economic Partner
Wiesław Tarka, Ambassador of the Republic of Poland in Zagreb
Five Stars Croatia Issue 4 — April 01, 2009.
The fact that, during the last year, 417 thousand Polish tourists have visited Croatia is probably known to many Croats encountering more and more Polish people at the Adriatic Sea. However, a significantly less number of people know that, regardless the certain geographical distance, our economic collaboration is developing much better than what seems to be the general knowledge. Poland is exporting to Croatia more than countries such as Great Britain, Netherlands, Sweden or Spain.
Live success, in(vest in) Croatia
Slobodan Mikac, LL.B, Managing Director,
Croatian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency - CROINVEST
Five Stars Croatia Issue 4 — April 01, 2009.
There are many reasons why you should visit Croatia: natural beauties, our exquisite cost and islands, beautiful people, gastronomic offer that tickles everyone’s imagination and curiosity, dances, music, the wide list of reasons continues from the previous and goes on to the next pages of this publication.
Tourism and the Cultural Heritage of Zagreb County
Ružica Rašperić, Director, The Zagreb County Tourist Board
Five Stars Croatia Issue 4 — April 01, 2009.
The cultural scene of Zagreb County is very diverse due to the great extent of its material (sacral heritage, monuments, museums, galleries) and non-material (cultural events) cultural heritage. The majority of events in Zagreb County, numbering some 160 per year, are traditional in nature. Year after year, these events have survived and thrived and today are included amongst the most important events in the nation.
Meeting in Zagreb in Tune with Tradition and New Trends
Dražen Hochecker, Director, Zagreb Convention Bureau
Five Stars Croatia Issue 4 — April 01, 2009.
Zagreb, the Croatian capital, has been attracting visitors from all over the world, and particularly with its meetings, it has been attracting industry participants seeking a new and attractive destination for their conventions, conferences, corporate meetings or incentives.
About Lošinj
Gari Cappelli, Mayor of the City of Mali Lošinj
Five stars Croatia Issue 4 — April 01, 2009.
The clear sea, the fresh air, the wealth of flora and fauna and the mild Mediterranean climate are the virtues of the Cres and Lošinj archipelago which stretches from the north-west towards the south-east in the length of 99 kilometers. Once only one island and today one of the most indented island groups at the Adriatic Sea consists of islands Lošinj, Cres, Unije, Ilovik, Vele and Male Srakane and Susak.
Split – palace the living monument
Vedran Matošić, Director, Split Tourist Board
Five Stars Croatia Issue 4 — April 01, 2009.
Split, the second biggest Croatian city is, year after year, from a transit center, turning into a recognizable city in which tourists like to stay around for a while. The Mediterranean atmosphere dominated by hospitality in a 1700 year old palace which represents a unique living monument gives the guests a feeling of relaxation, but appreciation of this cultural phenomenon as well.
Dubrovnik Neretva County
Ane Sindik, Director, Dubrovnik Neretva County Regional Development Agency Dunea I.I.c.
Five Stars Issue 4 — April 01, 2009.
Dubrovnik Neretva County is a widely known tourism destination of excellence. Being associated with high quality service in tourism, the region is constantly in need for innovation in tourism offer and is creating various programs for different types of visitors. Therefore, it is our great pleasure to introduce to you the tourism variety of Dubrovnik Neretva County, as you probably did not have a chance to meet previously, through offering our newly created rural itineraries.
Emerging market of private medical service in Croatia
Mislav Gjurić, M.D., Ph.D., Professor, Univ. Erlangen-Nürnberg, Poliklinika Sinteza
Five Stars Croatia Issue 4 — April 01, 2009.
The institutionally established history of Croatian medicine dates back to the foundation of the Zagreb School of Medicine in 1917, and was the product of realization of national interests, spurred by the enthusiasm of its founding fathers, who transferred their experience gained at internationally established centers of medical education abroad.
About Adriatica.net Group COO
Michael Prpić, Adriatica.net Group COO
Five Stars Issue 4 — April 01, 2009.
According to the USTOA, the association of the American tour operators, Croatia has been proclaimed the top tourist destination in 2008.
With that in mind, adriatica.net Group is proud to be one of the leaders with one aim - to preserve Croatian heritage, its nature and culture, and to develop the best possible travel and leisure structure, enabling potential customers to experience Croatia at its best.
