DUBROVNIK, Nov 10 (Hina) - Land in tourist camps which has not beenestimated during the process of privatisation should become propertyowned by the state, and land around hotels and similar facilitieswhich has not been added to their
stock capital would become theownership of local units of authority, according to a bill which thegovernment sent to parliament on Thursday.
DUBROVNIK, Nov 10 (Hina) - Land in tourist camps which has not
been estimated during the process of privatisation should become property owned
by the state, and land around hotels and similar facilities which has not been
added to their stock capital would become the ownership of local units of
authority, according to a bill which the government sent to parliament on
Thursday. The value of over 22 million square metres of camp sites
has not been estimated and added to the the stock capital, according to the
Croatian Privatisation Fund.
If areas around hotels and similar tourist facilities are added to
this, the figure rises to almost 100 square metres.
Under the bill, the land concerned will be in permanent
state-ownership.
Concessions in camps will be granted for a period of up to 30 years.
The Croatian government made this decision during its session in the
southern coastal city of Dubrovnik on Thursday.
Prime Minister Sanader and ministers from his cabinet also visited
Dubrovnik and nearby towns and vowed to help the local economy.