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Florinda Klevisser has created the interactive guide of Rijeka
She welcomes me into her living room in Belvedere with the song “Ciao ciao” in the background, presented by La Rappresentante di Lista at the last Sanremo Festival. More than anything, it is the lyrics that strike, lending themselves to being interpreted as a sort of premonition of the current drama that Ukraine is experiencing. Our chat, focused on the release of her interactive guide “Fiume” (Morellini Editore di Milano) and which should have taken place in a slightly more serene climate, begins right here, from the winds of yet another war that risks compromising the entire world. “I am very worried, as I think everyone is right now,” Florinda begins...
Joint promotion of tourism in Istria
While the high season is showing positive results, the operators of the four local municipalities are focusing on new brochures and videos Representatives of the tourism sector of the four Istrian municipalities on Slovenian territory met in Maresego and expressed full satisfaction with the progress of the summer season. At the press conference, the cooperation that unites the four locations under the “Love Istria” brand was highlighted and a new brochure and video content were presented. The project “Gourmet treasures of Istria and the sea – Maristra”, which will be presented at Expo Dubai, further unites the local authorities. In the first half of the year, in the municipality of...
Croatia, tourism holds up but infections rise
Croatia seems to be paying for the tourist season that did not go so badly in July and August with a record number of coronavirus infections. In the meantime, people are thinking about how to go back to school on September 7. by Giovanni Vale - 25/08/2020 - Source: Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso Transeuropa A new record number of infections was reached last weekend: 306 new cases were registered on Saturday, August 22, the highest number ever reported in Croatia since the beginning of the pandemic. To give an idea of the proportions, consider that during the so-called first wave of the coronavirus, between March and May, the number of infections had never exceeded one hundred. Furthermore, if we consider the number of infections on...
