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Croatia Tourism 2026: Major shift in visitor habits

**Croatia’s 2026 Tourism Season Shows Shift in Visitor Behaviour, According to Croatia Week**

*Zagreb, Croatia –* The tourism outlook for 2026 in Croatia is reportedly undergoing a notable change in visitor habits, while overall tourist numbers remain broadly stable, the online news outlet Croatia Week reported.

In an article titled “Croatia Tourism 2026: Major shift in visitor habits,” the publication noted that the current season is “showing a noticeable change in visitor behaviour, with overall numbers broadly holding up but tourists …” (the remainder of the statement was not included in the excerpt). No further details on the nature of the behavioural shift, specific visitor demographics, or quantitative data were provided in the available text.

The article was first published on the Croatia Week website and included a photograph of tourists in Croatia. No additional commentary, statistics, or official statements from tourism authorities were cited in the excerpt.

*Source: Croatia Week, “Croatia Tourism 2026: Major shift in visitor habits.”*

Article source: croatiaweek.com | Image credit: Croatia Week

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