ZAGREB, April 26 (Hina) - The Croatian Board of Tourism is organising four study tours in May and June to show foreign reporters Croatia's tourist destinations and acquaint them with the resorts' sports, cultural, and other offer. The
Active Holiday tour will take foreign reporters to resorts in Dalmatia and islands off the Dalmatian coast between May 5 and 12. The foreign press will attend the finals of the WTA tennis tournament in Bol on the island of Brac, raft along the Cetina river, sail by boat across the delta of the Neretva river, and learn about the sports offer on the island of Sipan and in Dubrovnik. The second study tour will take place between May 18 and 25, under the name "UNESCO - Croatia's Cultural and Natural Heritage". The tour stretches along the Croatian coast, from the Istrian peninsula in the north to the city of Dubrovnik in the south, and also makes stops at th
ZAGREB, April 26 (Hina) - The Croatian Board of Tourism is
organising four study tours in May and June to show foreign
reporters Croatia's tourist destinations and acquaint them with
the resorts' sports, cultural, and other offer.
The Active Holiday tour will take foreign reporters to resorts in
Dalmatia and islands off the Dalmatian coast between May 5 and 12.
The foreign press will attend the finals of the WTA tennis
tournament in Bol on the island of Brac, raft along the Cetina
river, sail by boat across the delta of the Neretva river, and learn
about the sports offer on the island of Sipan and in Dubrovnik.
The second study tour will take place between May 18 and 25, under
the name "UNESCO - Croatia's Cultural and Natural Heritage". The
tour stretches along the Croatian coast, from the Istrian peninsula
in the north to the city of Dubrovnik in the south, and also makes
stops at the Plitvice Lakes and Paklenica national parks.
The third tour, ACI Cup of Croatia, is to take place between May 27
and 31. Foreign reporters and television crews will attend the
finals of the ACI Cup of Croatia boat race, and learn about the
tourist offer and marinas of the Split-Dalmatia region.
The Croatian Board of Tourism is also organising the Wine Forum, a
presentation of Croatia's wine offer, between June 3 and 10.
Foreign reporters will tour the Kvarner area and the Istrian
peninsula, as well as Medjimurje County and Krapina-Zagorje County
in continental Croatia.
It is expected between 35 and 40 reporters and television crews from
Europe's tourist-generating countries will take part in each of the
study tours.
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