ZAGREB, July 12 (Hina) - Hungarian tourists have never left Croatia. Now it's time they began coming in Dalmatia, besides resorts in Istria, said Hungarian Premier Viktor Orban, who is being on holiday in Croatia. Istria was always
full of Hungarians in 1991 and 1992 and 1993, and I think that it's time Hungarians headed toward friendly, romantic and exciting Dalmatia, Orban said in an interview broadcast by Croatian Television on Sunday night. He was very content with his seven-day stay on the southern Adriatic island of Mljet, and praised his hosts for their kindness and hospitality. The Hungarian Premier especially pointed to the security and safety of tourists saying that the public security was far better in Croatia than in Hungary. People here are not stealing, they are honest, kind and hospitable, security is great and we have been feeling splendidly, Orban added. He said he
ZAGREB, July 12 (Hina) - Hungarian tourists have never left
Croatia. Now it's time they began coming in Dalmatia, besides
resorts in Istria, said Hungarian Premier Viktor Orban, who is
being on holiday in Croatia.
Istria was always full of Hungarians in 1991 and 1992 and 1993, and I
think that it's time Hungarians headed toward friendly, romantic
and exciting Dalmatia, Orban said in an interview broadcast by
Croatian Television on Sunday night.
He was very content with his seven-day stay on the southern Adriatic
island of Mljet, and praised his hosts for their kindness and
hospitality.
The Hungarian Premier especially pointed to the security and safety
of tourists saying that the public security was far better in
Croatia than in Hungary.
People here are not stealing, they are honest, kind and hospitable,
security is great and we have been feeling splendidly, Orban
added.
He said he believed in the renaissance of the Croatian-Hungarian
relations in which his government had invested much in th past two
years.
We shall soon sign an agreement on free trade. I think that we shall
take part in the reconstruction of the seaport of Rijeka in order to
be able to use it together. Other companies, such as oil industry
and power supplies industry, are beginning to cooperate, Orban
said.
He is expecting that in two or three years' time Hungarian will be
coming in Croatia in a larger number than before 1991. In the
future, Hungarians can be also investors in the Croatian tourism,
Orban predicted.
Orban visited Korcula, Orebic and Dubrovnik as well.
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