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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 74522, member: 636"] Nin just jumped on board with Croatia's tree-planting tourism thing, where they're trying to cut down on car travel emissions while making the whole country look more eco-friendly. The Croatian National Tourist Board is basically funding local spots to plant trees, and Nin already had that European Destination of Excellence badge, so this fits their whole vibe. The program ties into EU goals about adding millions of trees by the end of the decade, and every coastal town that plants stuff is part of the bigger climate picture. Nin sits on a lagoon island with sandy beaches and ancient history, so they've been playing the sustainable tourism game for a while with their salt pans and healing mud. For people scoping out where to stay along the Adriatic, Nin's betting that the green infrastructure angle will make them stand out from other beach towns. [/QUOTE]