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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 73788, member: 636"]
Brits and Germans keep spamming Skyscanner with Croatia searches, hitting 13.4 million and 12.4 million queries respectively over the past year. Poland, Finland, Belgium, Greece, and the Czech Republic showed the biggest jumps in interest, while Split, Dubrovnik, Zagreb, Zadar, and Pula dominated the most-searched cities globally. Rijeka and Pula are blowing up as travelers hunt for less-hyped spots.

The platform reps think Croatia could brand itself as a premium Mediterranean vibe compared to Turkey, Portugal, Greece, Spain, and Italy. Trends for next year point toward beauty tourism, multi-generational family getaways, summer mountain trips, and book-inspired destinations. Travelers are apparently hitting up local grocery stores to experience culture, not just restaurants.

The big question remains whether Croatian tourism will finally address the price complaints that have been dragging the country's reputation. The tourism minister and prime minister have been pushing operators to cut costs for months, but the "overpriced" label keeps sticking around internationally.
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