AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTourism & Culture: A 3,500-year-old prehistoric settlement near Zadar can be reached by swimming just metres from shore, with archaeologists reporting a Bronze Age harbour and thousands of artefacts. Local Heritage: Pakrac’s medieval “Slavonian banovac” coin—minted there in the 13th century before moving to Zagreb—remains a rare window into Croatia’s early monetary history. Aviation & Travel Safety: Croatia Airlines’ passenger numbers hit a record 981,482 in the first half of 2026, even as losses near €50m continue; meanwhile, an Iberia Airbus A320 suffered nose landing gear damage on landing at Split, with all passengers evacuated safely. Border & Migration: Croatia-Serbia travellers faced up to eight-hour waits at Bajakovo-Batrovci as the EU’s Entry/Exit System adds pressure in peak heat. Work & Security: In Dubrovnik-Neretva, 56,662 work permits were issued since 2021, with 742 refusals; a recent court case highlights how social-media security checks can shape decisions. Public Transport: Dubrovnik unveiled a €1.14m charging hub to roll out electric buses, with 12 more planned by mid-August. Economy & Jobs: Fitch reaffirmed Croatia’s A- rating, praising resilience and fiscal discipline while warning about weak productivity and tourism dependence.
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