The Zagreb Youth Theater has made it possible for those who do not understand the Croatian language to also be a part of Zagreb’s cultural life by including a cycle of plays performed for foreigners to their regular program.

In early March, a four-member camera crew from the Japanese television network BS Fuji filmed all of Zagreb's landmarks in order to broadcast them as part of a clip about Croatia in their tourism program.

An exceptional increase in the number of arrivals and overnights of domestic tourists has continued last year's tourism trend in Croatia, in which they held second place in guest representation based on nationality.

Throughout the entire year, an octet of wind instruments and the XL tuba quartet of the Zagreb Philharmonic will hold concerts at the Museum of Arts and Crafts. The proceeds from ticket sales will be used toward the restoration of old instruments from the museum’s collection.

With a repertoire of old city songs and schlager songs, the Street Kings have built an image as serious street musicians who have been performing on the streets of Zagreb for over twenty years now. They will take a part of those melodies, with their song Romance, to this year’s Eurosong contest.

For the third year in a row, on April 19th, the Tourist Board of the City of Zagreb will place walking tourist informers on the city’s streets in order to help guests find their way around our city as easily as possible.

Once again, a great number of visitors are expected to attend the 21st Samobor Salami Day, which will be held on March 11th. Everyone there will have the opportunity to taste a variety of this specialty with a brand.

The Zagreb Fair has teamed up with the tourist industry in preparing the launch of the tourist and business fair, Crotour 08, which is to take place between 7 and 11 May. It is the organizer’s ambition to develop this new event into the most significant international fair in the region.