The Third Wave: A Major Change in Tourism is Underway ↗
Front page leadThis article discusses a significant shift occurring in the tourism industry, suggesting a 'third wave' of change is imminent.
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The Jutarnji list front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Key international stories include the impact of Chinese factories on global trade, Japan's economic stagnation, and Ukraine receiving aid. Domestically, the page covers a criminal case involving a mother of five, an…
This article discusses a significant shift occurring in the tourism industry, suggesting a 'third wave' of change is imminent.
This story reports on the expansion of a new global empire, noting its western reach into Hungary and Serbia.
This piece focuses on the struggles of Japan's 'Frozen Generation', highlighting their misfortune with stagnant wages and low pensions.
Ukraine receives significant support on its Independence Day, with the new prime minister stating that Ukrainian security is also their security, amidst Moscow's accusations against London.
A mother of five from Zagreb, who was shot eight times, resorted to stealing food to feed her children shortly after being released from the hospital.
The town of Belišće is experiencing severe environmental problems, with residents attributing the issues to a company formerly linked to a minister and complaining of unbearable odors.
Locals in Split are outraged by the unacceptable behavior of tourists on Žnjan beach, with one witness describing the scene as very uncomfortable.
USKOK has indicted four individuals for operating a tobacco smuggling network that allegedly earned €40,000.
A football match featuring a Croatian player has ignited controversy, centered around VAR decisions and described by one individual as a 'catastrophe'.
This article criticizes Croatian service providers, arguing they offer the least value to customers and are difficult to avoid.
A junior player expresses his desire to return to Croatia, with his former acquaintance Luis Ibáñez assisting his move to Rudeš instead of Dinamo.
The scandal involving the former head of Brijuni National Park, who allegedly shot animals with silencers, continues with a bizarre turn where he also allegedly attacked a receptionist.
HEP and Fortenova are at the top of a list of companies experiencing the largest revenue drops, while another company paid an exceptionally high average salary.
First images emerge of a massive Russian attack, with initial reports suggesting a wave of strikes and indicating a specific date.
An extraordinary sight in the center of Ljubljana has captivated and surprised onlookers.
The article predicts a critical autumn for the Balkans, suggesting that Serbian President Vučić might resort to extreme measures.
Exclusive details on significant healthcare reforms are being released, indicating substantial changes are on the horizon.
A well-known TikToker has strongly criticized a Croatian city, calling it 'terrible' and sparking numerous reactions.