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Croatia🏛️ PoliticsCenter5 hr. ago

See the restored Daruvar hot springs

The Daruvarske Toplice, a health and tourism facility in Croatia, have been renovated and expanded with over 20 million euros invested, marking the largest project in recent history for such institutions. The renovation was partially funded by European Union funds through the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, with additional funding coming from the facility itself. The new facilities include 13 modern rooms, a recreational center, swimming pools with massage zones, a multi-functional sports hall, and a wellness center. The facility has also incorporated energy-efficient technologies, including photovoltaic panels and modern heating and cooling systems. Political figures, including Prime Minister Andrej Plenković and Minister of Tourism and Sports Tonči Glavina, praised the project as part of a broader investment in tourism infrastructure, emphasizing its role in promoting health tourism and regional development.

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See the restored Daruvar hot springs

The Daruvarske Toplice, a health and tourism facility in Croatia, have been renovated and expanded with over 20 million euros invested, marking the largest project in recent history for such institutions. The renovation was partially funded by European Union funds through the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, with additional funding coming from the facility itself. The new facilities include 13 modern rooms, a recreational center, swimming pools with massage zones, a multi-functional sports hall, and a wellness center. The facility has also incorporated energy-efficient technologies, including photovoltaic panels and modern heating and cooling systems. Political figures, including Prime Minister Andrej Plenković and Minister of Tourism and Sports Tonči Glavina, praised the project as part of a broader investment in tourism infrastructure, emphasizing its role in promoting health tourism and regional development.

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