AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTourism: Croatia recorded 20.1 million arrivals and 104.9 million overnight stays through September, up 2% and 1% respectively year on year. Foreign visitor revenue rose nearly 5% in the first half. Split Investment: The government approved €54.5 million toward modernising three sports venues, part of a €72.7 million programme ahead of the 2028 European Universities Games. Football Discipline: UEFA fined Croatia’s football federation €20,000 over discriminatory conduct by supporters at the Spain match and imposed a conditional ban on away tickets for the next UEFA competition match. Household Costs: Heating bills are set to rise this winter: firewood is about 10% more expensive than last year, electricity 15% and heating oil roughly 92%. Defence Ties: South Korea’s parliamentary speaker met Croatia’s president, prime minister and parliament speaker in Zagreb, backing wider industrial and technology cooperation after a €477 million deal for 18 Chunmoo rocket systems. Economy and Prisons: Croatia’s economy is forecast to surpass €100 billion for the first time, while a human-rights group warns prisons are overcrowded; the system was operating at 126% capacity at the end of 2025.
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