Newsletter
ZAGREB TOURIST BOARD
October 2020
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Zagreb Loves You, a tourism film is competing for the best tourism film in the world, and your vote is needed to win!
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With the arrival of autumn and rainy days to our city, we continue to organise many interesting events but at indoor venues, which are nevertheless equally attractive.
Current epidemiological situation is not in our favour, but we have prepared numerous events which widen tourism offer of our Zagreb.
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The challenging times we live in have changed many of our habits and expectations. Event organisers are aware of this so they are introducing gatherings gradually, while
complying fully with the new rules of conduct and precautions.
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Zagreb is a famous congress and incentive destination; a fact which is confirmed by a growing number of meetings and incentives held in the city each year but also by many
awards and recognitions among which the most recent one is Meetings Star L Award.
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How can we capture an emotional moment of the city in a few pictures, words, frames and weather a difficult period that it went through with optimism of its past and future?
The film Zagreb Loves You did just that.
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The City of Zagreb and its surrounding are an attractive destination offering many interesting activities and experiences to tourists in all seasons, with autumn possibly as
the most attractive season. These are the topics of the new film entitled Around Zagreb of the Zagreb Tourist Board and the Zagreb County Tourist Board.
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Dan Brown, a renowned author, added music to his recently published children’s book, so his Wild Symphony will have its world premiere in Zagreb performed by the Zagreb
Philharmonic Orchestra.
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I've often had the pleasure of taking foreign visitors for foodie walk tours of Zagreb, to introduce them to our local gastronomy and culinary tradition in direct encounter. In
this challenging year, there are obviously less tourists exploring Zagreb, but that doesn't mean that the city is dead and there's nothing to experience.
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Zagreb's food scene is as lively as ever – some brave and visionary people obviously see a window of opportunity in this wretched year.
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