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Dubrovnik – The Pearl of the Adriatic A city rich in history and filled with beautiful beaches, Dubrovnik is by far the most popular tourist destination in Croatia. There are so many things one can do at Dubrovnik, also known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic”. One can stroll... Continue Reading

Medjugorje is a town located in Bosnia and Herzegovina about 25 km southwest of Mostar and close to the Croatian border. It is a sacred place where six children saw apparitions of the Virgin Mary in the 1980s. On the hillside, the Virgin Mary spoke to them and some of the... Continue Reading

Karlovac is a city in Croatia and an administrative center of Karlovac County. On July 13, 1579, it was named after its founder, Charles II, the Archduke of Austria, of Habsburg dynasty when the six-pointed star-shaped fortress was built up. Day of Karlovac celebration Each... Continue Reading

The city on four rivers In anticipation of my very approaching trip to Croatia to celebrate my mother’s 70th birthday, I am quite excited about my forthcoming trip and the experience it will bring. Although I visit almost three times a year, seeing the family members and... Continue Reading

Croatia Airlines plans to expand its fleet in 2015 its CEO, Krešimir Kučko, has said. The national carrier plans to add up to three new aircraft after it completes its restructuring process in two years time. The airline is looking at adding aircraft with up to 100 seats since... Continue Reading

Europe’s largest low cost airline, Ryanair, will launch new seasonal flights from London Stansted to Osijek and Podgorica next summer season. The low cost airline will return to Osijek after five years while the new route to Podgorica will complement the existing seasonal service... Continue Reading