AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPelješac & Community Care: The Pelješac Rehabilitation and Hippotherapy Centre has secured co-financing, a major step toward specialized support for children with developmental difficulties and people with disabilities. Dubrovnik Sustainable Tourism: The Dubrovnik Pass is in the final of the European Cultural Tourism Network Awards 2026, while the city also keeps greening the gateway to the Old Town with the “Green Ring” project—57 new trees planted along Uz Posat. Dubrovnik Culture on Stage: Stradun Classic continues with an “Across the Pond” programme featuring American composers, from Barber and Gershwin to Copland. Zagreb for Free: Zagreb Tourist Board brings back 31 free themed walking tours in September, including Upper Town stories and a Šenoa-focused route. Orebić Food & Wine: Orebić launches its first “Captains’ Stories” festival on Sept 5, pairing sea-captain traditions with local wines, dishes, and live music. Natural Heritage: Croatia’s Tree of the Year 2026 voting opens, with two finalists from Dubrovnik-Neretva County. Demography Watch: Croatia recorded 924 more births in the first seven months of 2026 than last year, with July hitting a six-year high. Remembering Srebrenica: Coverage continues around Ratko Mladić’s death and the ongoing reckoning with Srebrenica.
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