NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12742
Milanović says Beroš case stolen from EPPO, but EPPO is no sacred cow
EC: Croatia's expenditure plan ensures long-term sustainable debt, budget deficit
Bačić: Ruling majority is stable
News schedule for Wednesday, 27 November
Bosnia and Croatia state attorneys discuss issue of fleeing defendants
ZSE Crobex indices rise for two consecutive days
Bosnia's flood-damaged railway line to be repaired by Turkish company Cengiz
DMK forum: Croatia has great potential in developing wine and cuisine tourism
EC gives positive assessment of Croatia's Medium-Term Fiscal-Structural Plan
ZAGREB, 26 Dec (Hina) - Istria expects about five percent more tourists on the year over the Christmas and New Year holidays, according to estimates provided by the Istria County tourism board, meaning that approximately 40,000 visitors will choose Istria and make 140,000 overnight stays.
"The largest number of guests is expected on the last three days of the New Year, and we expect guests from Croatia, Slovenia, Italy Austria and Germany," said the director of the Istrian Tourist Board, Denis Ivošević.
The most visited destinations will be, as always, Rovinj, Poreč, Pula and Umag.
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