DUESSELDORF/ZAGREB, Jan 22 (Hina) - Attendance at two Croatian pavilions at one of the world's biggest nautical fairs, BOOT 2002 in Duesseldorf, has been exceptionally good in the first several days of the event. The fair's management
has assessed Croatia's overall performance has been very successful, the Croatian Tourism Board (HTZ) director for Germany, Zlatko Dezeljin, said Tuesday. He added Germans, as well as other visitors, were interested in active vacationing in Croatia. Also staged at the two pavilions was an exhibition, titled "Austro-Hungarian Navy in the Adriatic", which bears witness to the connection between Croatian areas and European nations and cultures. According to current bookings, Croatia can expect an increase in German arrivals this year as well, Dezeljin said, adding the increase would not be drastic as Croatia lacked adequate accommodation facilities. The fair, which
DUESSELDORF/ZAGREB, Jan 22 (Hina) - Attendance at two Croatian
pavilions at one of the world's biggest nautical fairs, BOOT 2002 in
Duesseldorf, has been exceptionally good in the first several days
of the event. The fair's management has assessed Croatia's overall
performance has been very successful, the Croatian Tourism Board
(HTZ) director for Germany, Zlatko Dezeljin, said Tuesday.
He added Germans, as well as other visitors, were interested in
active vacationing in Croatia. Also staged at the two pavilions was
an exhibition, titled "Austro-Hungarian Navy in the Adriatic",
which bears witness to the connection between Croatian areas and
European nations and cultures.
According to current bookings, Croatia can expect an increase in
German arrivals this year as well, Dezeljin said, adding the
increase would not be drastic as Croatia lacked adequate
accommodation facilities.
The fair, which is held from January 19 to 27, this year gathered
1,700 exhibitors from the entire world.
(hina) np