Croatian authorities implement several measures to manage tourism
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Dubrovnik, a picturesque city on Croatia's Adriatic coast, is taking steps to address over-tourism. In recent years, the city has struggled to cope with the massive influx of tourists, which is putting a significant strain on the city's resources. Abdulvehab Ejupi has more.
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Been to croatia.
BEAUTYFULL.
Croatian authorities implement several measures to manage tourism 1046am 19.6.23 can't say i have ever been to what was the former Yugoslavia but came close many years ago on a trip to a mittle European state. i doubt the Spanish will be flocking to taste the delights of Croatian culture just yet...
Not Spaniards but Czech, Hungarians, Poles,and the rest of the central Europe (along with diaspora)
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People have so much money to spend
How about Turkiye? It ignores even the word "Overtourism".
In contrary they even want to attract more cheap tourism and cruiseships.
The coastal cities are hard to stand due to the crowds. Everything is paked, noisy and dirty.
Dirty? If you think Türkiye is dirty, don't visit NYC. :))
İt s not because of over tourism it s because of over refugees(12 million
Well Turkiye is already flooded with millions and millions of refugees so....
Dubrovnik is very expensive but if you go 15 miles from there there is Bosnian border with Croatia and there is a town Trebinje everything is the 10th time cheaper and by the way, all people from Dubrovnik they come there on weekends and buying stuff and taking back to Croatia if you want to see Dubrovnik I think this is your cheapest option
Just heads up to people, don't go to Trebinje. S*itty people.