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Tourism growth in 2025, stabilisation in 2026, focus on prices, stronger promotion

· Source: Hina· Author: Hari Alfeo· Photographer: Lana Slivar Dominić

ZAGREB, 27 Dec (Hina) - Croatia’s tourism sector recorded modest increases in arrivals and overnight stays in 2025 and expects higher annual revenue from foreign visitors, but rising prices and costs have weighed on profitability and investment, leading the industry to expect stabilisation rather than strong growth in 2026.

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