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Croatia Travel Update – May 19 2021
Head of the UNWTO Announces That Croatia Will Be One Of the First Countries To Re-Open Its Borders
The United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) announced last week that Croatia would be one of the first countries to open its borders to tourists again this summer. Zurab Pololikashvili, the international tourism body’s Secretary-General, made the announcement last week following the initial success of Croatia’s COVID-19 vaccination campaign. With this announcement, our dreams of visiting the Balkan nation soon have become a little more real.
The news comes after the country’s official government statistics showed that 25% of the adult population has already been vaccinated. This figure is predicted to grow to as much as 55% by the time we reach June. Plus, the focus on vaccinating tourism workers means that you will be able to travel to Croatia with a stronger sense of security on your mind.
It is important to note that the country’s anti-COVID precautions are likely to still be in place once it re-opens its borders. This includes wearing a mask on public transport and crowded spaces as well as practising social distancing where possible. But mask or no mask, Croatia remains a European gem of undeniable natural splendour and intriguing, tangible history.
If you are thinking of exploring this fascinating corner of the Mediterranean, contact us and let us organize a bespoke trip that caters to your every want and need.
