Production accelerates. Capacity decides.

Demand exceeded the budget.

There were 480 lift applications and 116 façade applications. The average cost of one lift is almost EUR 115,000 and one façade almost EUR 269,000. According to the ministry, a further EUR 22m is needed for all valid applications.

Short-term accommodation is the core of the season, not the fringe.

In July, Croatia recorded 4.73m arrivals and 29.56m nights. Household accommodation generated 12.36m nights — almost 42% of the entire market — with an average stay of approximately 6.1 nights.

From January to July, the Adriatic accounted for 94.9% of all nights. Istria, Split-Dalmatia County and Kvarner together concentrated approximately 63.4% of the national volume.

In household accommodation, 89% of July nights were booked individually and only 11% through the organised segment. Dependence on direct and platform bookings increases the importance of reputation, price availability and last-minute demand management.

The value of fiscalised receipts rose by 18% in July while their number increased by 8%. This implies an indicative 9.3% rise in average receipt value — faster than nights; it is an editorial calculation, not a separate source statistic.