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Tourism minister: Middle East war unlikely to disrupt expected tourist arrivals

· Source: Hina· Author: Vojo Micak· Photographer: Admir Buljubašić

ZAGREB, 5 March (Hina) - Tourism Minister Tonči Glavina on Thursday commented on a possible fallout of the war in the Middle East for tourism industry but voiced confidence it would not significantly disrupt expected tourist arrivals in Croatia.

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