UK and US Visitors Lead as Dubrovnik Tourism Shows Resilience
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Summer may still be a while away, but the streets of Dubrovnik, Croatia's historic center, are already filled with tourists from all over the world. That's usually a sign that the upcoming tourist season is going to be good. But this year, uncertainty is in the air. Global instability caused by the war in Iran and the sharp rise in fuel prices mean unpredictability for the tourism industry.
UK and US Visitors Lead as Dubrovnik Tourism Shows Resilience
Tourism in the Dubrovnik-Neretva County showed signs of resilience in April, with visitor numbers remaining strong despite a slight year-on-year decline. According to data from the eVisitor system, the region recorded 157,063 arrivals and 481,477 overnight stays in April 2026. This represents a 1.5 percent drop in arrivals and a 5 percent decrease in overnight stays compared to April last year. The figures, while lower, still underline the conti…
DUBROVNIK, Croatia - Summer is still a long way off, but the streets of Dubrovnik, Croatia's historic center, are already filled with tourists from all over the world. That's usually a sign that the upcoming tourist season will be good. But this year, uncertainty reigns. Global instability caused by the war in Iran and a sharp increase in fuel prices mean unpredictability for the tourism industry. This also applies to Dubrovnik, one of Croatia's…
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