Turistička sezona u Hrvatskoj, posebno u Dubrovniku i Splitu, nastavlja s pozitivnim trendovima, iako se pojavljuju i napose. U lipnju, Dubrovnik je primio oko 40.000 putnika kroz zračnu luku, što ukazuje na rast u poredbi s prošlogodišnjim periodom. Turisti iz različitih zemalja, uključujući Egipat, SAD, Švedsku i Veliku Britaniju, izrazili su zadovoljstvo prema gradu, njegovoj historiji, arhitekturi i gastronomiji. “Prekrasan grad, dobra hrana i nije skup” – to su bile riječi jednog egiptologa koji je bio u gradu. Iako su temperature bile iznad 30 stupnjeva, plaže su bile najpopularnije lokacije, a turisti su se opisivali kao zadovoljni i svesranici. Učestvovanje u aktivnostima kao što su obilazak Straduna i posjet historijskim zdanjima bilo je izuzetno popularno, a mnogi su izrazili želju da se vrate u budućnosti.
Različita mišljenja o Dubrovniku i hrvatskom turizmu pojavila su se i u medijskim izvorima. Američka blogerica Erin Fang, koja je objavila svoju recenziju na društvenim mrežama, upozorila je na problemi povezane s masovnim turizmom, uključujući visoke cijene i gužve. Prema njezinim procjenama, cijene u Dubrovniku su se u posljednjih dvije godine udvostručile, što je činilo grad nepraktičnim izborom za turiste koji traže mirniji odmor. Iako je Fang naglasila pozitivne aspekte hrvatskog turizma, kao što su prirodne ljepote i kvalitetna gastronomija, njezina kritika je privukla pažnju i ponovno otvorila raspravu o izazovima masovnog turizma. Preporučila je alternativne destinacije, uključujući Pulu u Istri i Crnu Goru, gdje su troškovi znatno niži, a iskustvo slično mediteranskome.
U Splitu, turistički promet je ostao na razini prošlogodišnjeg, a bilježi se rast broja gostiju iz Ujedinjenog Kraljevstva i Sjedinjenih Američkih Država. Turistički konzultant Domagoj Grgić napominje da je Hrvatska otporna na krize, a cijene, iako su raste, ne suviše su visoke u poredbi s drugim mediteranskim destinacijama. Gošće iz Nizozemske i Velike Britanije su izrazile zadovoljstvo s cijenama i kvalitetom službi, a iznajmljivači u Splitu su zadovoljni s rezervacijama, iako je dio smještaja još uvijek neiskoristiv zbog previsoko postavljenih cijena. Očekuje se da će se cijene prilagoditi tržištu, što će pomoći u popunjavanju slobodnih prostora.
Dubrovnik, kao i Split, aktivno radí na održivosti turizma. Grad je uključio mjere kao što su ograničavanje broja kruzera i obavezna rezervacija za obilazak zidina. Direktor Turističke zajednice Dubrovnika Miro Drašković naglasio je da se fokus prebacuje s rasta broja gostiju na profitabilnost i održivost sektora. “Važno je da turistički sektor na kraju godine bude profitabilan”, rekao je Drašković, dodajući da se očekuje pozitivan rezultat za srpanj i kolovoz. Iako je booking sporiji, očekuje se da će se broj gostiju povećati, a turistički sektor ostati stabilan.
U zračnoj luci Dubrovnik, rast prometa je evidentiran, a broj putnika kroz luku je rastao tokom vikenda. Turisti su izrazili zadovoljstvo s organiziranim obilaskom i organizacijom, a mnogi su izrazili želju za ponovnim posjetom. Učestvovanje u aktivnostima kao što su posjet Cavtatu i posjet historijskim lokacijama bilo je izuzetno popularno, a mnogi su izrazili zadovoljstvo s kvalitetom servisa i organizacije. Iako su prisutne i kritike, kao što je objavila Erin Fang, pozitivni trendovi u turizmu i dalje dominiraju, što ukazuje na otpornost Hrvatske na izazove masovnog turizma.
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HRT (Hrvatska radiotelevizija)State / PublicCenter4 days agoTourists visiting Dubrovnik have expressed enthusiasm about their experiences, praising the city's beauty, friendly people, good food, and affordability compared to other destinations like England. Despite June being slightly weaker than last year statistically, there is optimism about an improved peak season ahead. Recent data indicates around 40,000 travelers passed through Dubrovnik Airport over the weekend, highlighting continued interest in the region. Tourists highlighted attractions such as the sea, historical sites, and the overall atmosphere, while noting the importance of staying hydrated and using sun protection due to high temperatures. The local tourism director emphasized confidence in adapting to market conditions and achieving a positive end to the season.
Bias read (Center): The article presents tourist feedback and quotes from a local tourism director without overtly favoring any political stance. It focuses on economic aspects of tourism and does not engage in ideological commentary or biased framing.
Večernji listIndependentCenter4 days agoAmerican travel blogger Erin Fang has advised tourists to avoid Dubrovnik during the summer due to overcrowding and excessively high prices, sparking renewed debate over the challenges of mass tourism in Croatia. While many praise Croatia's natural beauty, clean beaches, and cuisine, others warn of issues like overcrowded destinations and rising costs. Fang criticized Dubrovnik specifically, noting that prices have nearly doubled in recent years and that the city has become overly burdened by tourists. She suggested alternatives such as Pula in Istria or Montenegro, which offer similar Mediterranean experiences at significantly lower costs. Despite her criticisms, she praised Croatia's natural beauty and gastronomy, particularly highlighting the quality of local products like olive oil and truffles. Additionally, she challenged the common belief that renting a car is necessary to explore Croatia, suggesting that most destinations are easily accessible without one.
Bias read (Center): The article presents Erin Fang's personal opinions and experiences without overtly favoring any political stance. It includes both her criticisms of Dubrovnik's overcrowding and price increases, as well as her positive comments on Croatian cuisine and alternative travel options. The framing remains,
tportalIndependentCenter4 days agoThe article discusses tourism performance in Croatia during June, focusing on Split and Dubrovnik. In Split, tourist numbers have reached levels similar to those of the previous year, with visitors primarily coming from the UK and USA. After the World Championship and the start of summer holidays, an increase in German, Austrian, and Bosnia and Herzegovina visitors is expected. Tourism consultant Domagoj Grgić highlights the resilience of Croatian tourism despite ongoing debates over high prices, noting that Croatia is not the most expensive destination in the Mediterranean. Visitors from the Netherlands and the UK comment on reasonable pricing compared to their home countries. While family accommodation providers in Split report satisfactory bookings, some properties remain unoccupied due to overly high pricing. In Dubrovnik, director Miro Drašković reports a 1% growth in visitor numbers compared to the same period last year, emphasizing sustainable growth and profitability over sheer volume of tourists.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual data and quotes from various stakeholders including consultants and tourism directors, providing balanced perspectives on both challenges (high prices) and positive developments (visitor numbers). There is no clear ideological framing or biased language.
HRT (Hrvatska radiotelevizija)State / PublicCenter5 days ago In addition, the Commission notes that the airport services agreement concluded between the CCIPB and the CCIPB on the basis of Article 107 (3) (c) of the TFEU was signed on 30 June 2014 and entered into force on 1 July 2014.The article reports on the increasing air traffic at Dubrovnik Airport, noting a rise in passenger numbers compared to the previous year. It highlights the popularity of Dubrovnik as an aviation destination, citing specific figures such as 140 flights and landings expected in a single day and around 40,000 passengers during the weekend. The piece includes quotes from tourists who have visited the area, expressing satisfaction with their experiences and plans to return. The article emphasizes the growing trend of travelers choosing air travel to Croatia, particularly to Dubrovnik.
Bias read (Center): The article presents information about tourism and air traffic growth without overtly favoring any political stance. While it discusses economic activity related to tourism, which can be politically sensitive, the framing remains neutral, focusing on factual data and tourist testimonials rather than
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