AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoWeather: Croatia’s meteorological service warns of strong bura winds, with an orange alert for the Velebit Channel; snow may reach mountainous areas from Sunday. Tourism: Pula ranks seventh on Skyscanner’s best-value destinations for 2027, after airfares fell 20% year on year and hotel rates eased 4%. Investment: The EIB and HBOR have signed the first €300 million tranche of a €500 million package for Croatian businesses, with 30% earmarked for climate and environmental projects. Varaždin also secured a €25 million EIB loan as part of a roughly €100 million programme for schools, sports facilities and greener public spaces. Regional travel: Topusko’s thermal spa has reopened after a €48.3 million renovation, adding pools, wellness facilities and accommodation to support year-round tourism. Nature: Researchers found two young noble pen shells at Brijuni National Park, a hopeful sign for the critically endangered Adriatic species. Croatia abroad: Hajduk Split is planning a 2028 visit to Australia, combining football and cultural events for Croatian diaspora communities. Defence: Croatia’s economy minister discussed possible air-defence cooperation with South Korean firm LIG D&A.
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