As per the eVisitor system, German tourists are more in Croatia than all other foreigners combined, there are currently 85,000 foreign tourists in Croatia among which 40,000 are germans. As of Saturday report.
There are still much fewer guests than the record 2019 when 230,000 tourists were registered in Croatia on the same day in May, but it is much better than last year when Croatia counted only 22,000 guests on the same day in May.
Many, therefore, consider the current result a good start and confirmation that in 2021, more guests and overnight stays can be expected than last year and at least 60 percent of tourist traffic than what the hosts had in the best tourist year (2019) so far.
As of Saturday, this will be supported by mass arrivals from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary. Namely, the first train with Czech tourists left Prague on Friday – with about 400 tourists. RegioJet trains will regularly bring them on holiday to the Adriatic this summer.
Last week Croatian tourist board has announced, the nation is ready to welcome foreign visitors as it reopens its Adriatic coastline. It has become the first European nation to drop most pandemic restrictions, but the ability for individuals to holiday there now depends on each other nation’s individual travel rules.
