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According to him, most tourists who visit Split aboard those vessels come from the European Union and the United States.
Split is one of the stops on the routes of cruise ships that usually visit Turkey, Greece, Montenegro and Italy.
Last year, 232 cruise ships sailed into the Port of Split, bringing some 184,000 tourists. They stayed one day on average and spent up to 70 euros during their stay in Split.
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