Croatia: Summer festival-hopping is the title of today’s Telegraph article about summer festivals in Croatia.

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For all of you who happend to be in Hungary in next few weeks, and are interested in Croatian Architecture, the Exhibition ‘Continuity of Modernity – Fragments of Croatian Architecture From Modernism To 2010′ will be open tommorow on University of Pécs – Technical Faculty Pollack Mihály in Hungary (http://english.pte.hu/menu/102/26 ) and will last until 19.03.2010.

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Yesterday at Stand EM245 of World Travel Market – Croatian National Tourist Board   :

Croatian National Tourist Board promotes an image of Croatia as attractive tourist destination welcoming visitors from around the world. Croatia is well-known for its preserved environment and unspoilt surroundings. Richly indented Adriatic Coast has been declared among the cleanest seas in the world.

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Croatian wines have thrilled the judges with their quality and they were proclaimed the hit of this year’s competition that was organized by the well-known UK magazine Decanter during which they won eight gold, five silver and 11 bronze medals, and also three wine varieties received recommendations.

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The Blue Flag, an international label signifying a clean environment and a high level of development and facilities, has been awarded to 115 Croatian beaches and 20 marinas.

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This lovely 29 minutes film documentary, made by German broadcaster ARD.de (read here about ARD) is filmed around Adriatic islands of Dalmatia:  Lastovo, Korcula, Vrnik and Palagruza.
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In the travel section of recent eddition of Daily Telegraph, four of the best of Croatian island hotels were reviewed: 

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The Croatian National Tourist Board (Hrvatska turistička zajednica - HTZ) will present awards to 43 foreign journalists for their reports on Croatia and for their contribution to the promotion of Croatia’s tourist trade.

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The biggest European auto club, Germany’s ADAC, has published the results of a survey of car renting in the most popular Mediterranean destinations among German tourists, with Croatian car rental providers showing the best score.
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