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Croatia's Tourist Prices Exceed Greece and Spain, Eurostat Confirms
Eurostat data indicates that Croatia has become more expensive than Greece and Spain for tourists, with a bottle of water costing up to 3.5 euros. High prices are a primary complaint among visitors to Croatia.
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n1-bihBosnian48d ago
Podaci Eurostata potvrdili: Hrvatska je skuplja od Grčke i Španije, boca vode košta i do 3,5 eura
Eurostat nije uspoređivao turističke centre, nego nacionalne prosjeke. Pa tako u hrvatski prosjek ulaze i Zagreb, Slavonija ili Lika
Read full article →24urBosnian49d ago
Hrvaška dražja od Grčije in Španije: 'Pritožba št. 1 je cena'
Restavracije in hoteli na Hrvaškem so dražji kot v Španiji in Grčiji, najcenejši pa so na Portugalskem in v Turčiji, kažejo podatki Eurostata. Analiza hrvaškega podjetnika medtem kaže, da turiste na Hrvaškem najbolj motijo (pre)visoke cene, še posebej v restavracijah.
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