Month: February 2018

Having a family-owned business which grew out of a childhood hobby and love for your what you are doing can be a true blessing.

Such is the story of Agropošta – a Croatian brand making …

Spending time in nature is priceless. Breathing fresh air, exploring the surroundings and sharing precious moments with loved ones is always a good idea. When you add noble animals to the equation, it almost can’t get better than that. The …

Although Croatia is famous for its exquisite wines and vineyards, the daily drink of choice for many Croats is beer. We love beer so much that we’ve officially classified it as food.

According to Comparecamp.com the average Croat drinks about …

Croatia is beautiful. We have established that. But Croatian beauty goes deep beyond the surface.

The turquoise depths of the Adriatic hide an abundance of natural wealth, mysterious ship wrecks, witnesses of the time past and rich flora and fauna…

Business apparel in Croatia is very up to date with the highest professional demands of modern world. Approach to business wear in Croatia is no different from the rest of Europe. Although Croatian companies rely on their employees for their …

GDP (2013): $57,283 billion (Nominal) – $77.9 billion (PPP)

GDP rank: 73rd (Nominal) – 82nd (PPP)

GDP growth (2014): 0.3%

GDP per capita (2013): $13,561 (Nominal) – $20,904 (PPP)

GDP by sector (2012): agriculture 4.7%, industry 33.1%, services 62.2%

GDP …

Foreign businessmen often find Croatian bureaucratic procedures overwhelming. However, being that Croatia is one of the leading countries in south-east Europe with plentiful natural resources and a government that strongly encourages foreign investments, the country offers great opportunities for starting …

Every culture has a particular way in which they conduct business. Understanding these business protocols allows you to make and excellent impression on people you are in business with and ensure you achieve the perfect level of professionalism necessary for …

Croatia’s tax regime affects both residents and non-residents. A resident is a natural person with a legal residence or a customary habitat in the Republic of Croatia, whilst a non-resident is a person who has neither a legal residence nor …

Even though Croatia joined the European Union in 2013, the country has yet to join the European Monetary System. It is expected that Kuna will be replaced by Euro in the next few years, but until that time majority of …