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Owner Markica Kikić was left in shock after German guests caused a fire in his apartment in Poreč, causing €400,000 in damage. While the fire consumed his home, he claims the guests continued to party, and the Booking platform further disappointed him.

In intensified inspections from April to August, most irregularities found in hospitality and unregistered accommodation.

From April to August, the State Inspectorate carried out extensive checks in hospitality and tourism, uncovering thousands of violations and unregistered accommodation facilities.

July maintained last year's overnight levels, while the Gruž passenger port saw a nearly 30 percent increase in arrivals.

Following an attack by a French national on police officers on Vir, the Croatian Police Union has called for stricter sanctions, including immediate deportation and a multi-year ban on return.

Occasional delays are possible on sections where roadworks are ongoing, and drivers are advised to exercise caution and adjust their speed.

On Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day, Net.hr asked foreign tourists on Split's Riva what they know about Croatian history. Answers ranged from detailed knowledge to complete ignorance.

Due to extreme heat, Split's University Hospital Center is seeing a dramatic rise in severe cardiac cases, with a cardiologist warning the situation is worse than last year and sharing key survival tips.

Traffic expert Željko Marušić criticizes outdated methods and proposes the use of drones and the establishment of an investigative commission for delays longer than 90 minutes.

Dalmatia's tourism gem has achieved an excellent result, with the millionth overnight stay recorded a day earlier than last year, and the Tourist Board highlights positive trends and thanks its staff.

The end of the school year in Bavaria brought the first major traffic jams toward the Adriatic, but a survey reveals that 15 percent of residents in this German state cannot afford a holiday. In their perception, Croatia is increasingly positioning itself as a premium destination.

Prime Minister in Bol assures that the situation at Krško nuclear plant is under control, while the tourist season is performing better than last year.

The 'Safe Tourist Destination' project in Istria County enters its 18th season, with foreign officers assisting in communication with tourists across Istrian coastal towns.

In Bol on Brač, the Prime Minister confirmed the government's ambition to raise the average salary to €1,600 by 2028, with a decision on the new minimum wage due in October.

The Prime Minister, speaking from Bol on Brač, commented on the record-low water levels of the Danube and the shutdown of Hungary's Paks nuclear plant, and dismissed calls for the military at the borders.

Željko Marušić tells N1 how the new toll collection system will worsen the already critical situation at the border with Montenegro.