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Rethinking Tourism B2B event is a virtual brokerage event organised by Croatian Chamber of Economy. The brokerage event will be held on the 7th and 8th of October and will include webinars and B2B 1:1 sessions. The brokerage event aims to foster cooperation between SMEs/institutions in the tourism sector as well as those who do business with the tourism sector. Offer your products, services, expertise, investment opportunities and projects opportunities. Organize 1:1 meetings with potential partners easily and quickly through the web platform. The Rethinkin Tourism B2B event is part of (and funded by) MISTRAL, an Interreg MED programme, aiming to strengthen international cooperation within the Blue Growth ecosystem and to increase the networking capabilities of SMEs, research centres, universities and Clusters.    Registration for the event closes on the 6th of October 2020 at 13:00.

“Lošinj Sails around the World” Festival is dedicated to the rich maritime and shipbuilding tradition of the island of Lošinj. During this Festival, everyone interested will get an insight into the rich maritime heritage of Lošinj, history will be revived while sticking to the historical facts, and Lošinj will be promoted through tourism and marketing activities as the destination of the "revived maritime history" hitherto unknown to the wider public. Visitors can also try thematic cuisine ”The Gastronomy of Lošinj Captains”.

From 11th to 13th September 2020, the 15th Ogulin Fairy Tale Festival will be held in Ogulin – the homeland of fairy tales on the already famous festival locales. With its synergy of natural beauties and many cultural-educational contents, everyone who wants to experience a fairy tale will enjoy the Ogulin Fairy Tale Festival. This unique project in Croatia was inspired by the creativity of Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić whose hometown as a unique connection of natural beauties with the many myths and legends was an inexhaustible source of inspiration in moments of the creation of the most famous collection of fairy tales in Croatia, Ivana’s Stories of Long Ago:   (…) the first powerful impressions that I can remember came from Ogulin. F rom the first of these visits, I remember the special excitement that the unusualness of the surroundings and the local people’s costumes made me feel inside. T he strange and striking shapes of Klek and the romance of the River Dobra provided my imagination with so much food that far into the night I rolled the strangest images and fantastic possibilities around in my thoughts: what was being played out in the depths of the night around Klek? Strangel y, my imagination did not assume mighty, turbulent and incessant scenes, played out by fantastic, mostly heroic, now historic now biblical creatures, all in some kind of bond, and all with some hazy patriotic aim, on the peak of Klek but instead in its interior. M oreover, I did not keep these images that presented themselves to me as a creation of my imagination but as a discovery that from a distance portrayed the true inner life of Klek . (…)   Today Ivana and the characters from her fairy tales in Ogulin - the homeland of fairy tales are the hosts to all fairy tale writers and fairy tales of the world.   This year the Ogulin Fairy Tale Festival with continue to nurture and extol the character and creativity of Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić, bringing together aspects of the inspiration, creation and inception of the artistic work that is still an inspiration to new generations. The festival offers a rich and varied programme over three full days. Through the celebration of fairy tales, the interaction of the performers and visitors, the Ogulin Fairy Tale Festival wants to offer a special experience of togetherness and to encourage people to participate creatively in the festival, especially to families and children. The diverse programme includes something for everyone: some of the best Croatian produced children’s shows, animation and street theatre, storytelling, educational, presentation and creative workshops, quizzes and much more.

During 20 years of activity, the International organ festival Organum Histriae executed many attractive programs through which the tendency was on the popularisation of organ cultural heritage and to raise awareness about the importance of its protection and restoration, also very important for development of cultural tourism in Istria. This year's 21st Organum Histriae, in the period from 31st of August till 6th of September 2020, will walk us through a few fantastic locations with performances held by excellent musicians. The festival will be opened with glorious Fanfare by our eminent composer Anđelko Klobučar in one of the oldest Romanesque buildings in Istria – Parish church of St Martin in Sv. Lovreč Pazenatički. This church hides one very rare pearl – organ built in 1735 by famous Petar Nakić (Pietro Nacchini), restored by Premiata Fabbrica Organi F. Zanin in 2013. Our prominent Croatian musicians, gathered in a trio called Trio Seraphim, Monika Cerovčec (soprano), Vedran Kocelj (trumpet) and organist Pavao Mašić (double winner of Organum Histriae's competition Andrea Antico da Montona) will give us a splendid musical evening under a program title Eternal Source of Light Divine. At the same organ, our brilliant, young organist with an international career, Ivo Mrvelj will give his Hommage à Božidar Grga. But, in between these two concerts, our ''festival carriage'' will travel to Pula and its Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. L' orchestre à quatre mains, rarely performed pieces in a four – hands combination on the organ will unite two remarkable young organists – Elena Roce and Krešimir Klarić. For the last day of the festival, our newly founded Istrian young musician ensemble Organum Histriae will enrich the Thanksgiving Holy Mass and present their already advanced abilities during the short concert. Last but not least, from the same Parish church of St Servulus in Buje, another pearl was chosen for this event – organ by Gaetano Callido from 1791 (restoration: Brondino Vegezzi Bossi 2000/2001). The honor of closing the festival was given to Ljerka Očić who had obtained the role of the first artistic director of this festival. She will perform alongside a brilliant oboist Branko Mihanović with quite some interesting repertoire under the name Musica Affettuosa, announcing the feast of The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Buje City Day.   21st International organ festvial Organum Histriae 31.8. - 6. 9. 2020. Sv. Lovreč Pazenatički, Pula, Buje   31.8. – MONDAY – 20:00 Sv. Lovreč Pazenatički – Parish church of St Martin Organ by P. Nakić 1735 / restoration: Premiata Fabbrica Organi F. Zanin 2013   Opening concert: ETERNAL SOURCE OF LIGHT DIVINE Trio Seraphim (HR/CRO) Monika Cerovčec, soprano        Vedran Kocelj, trumpet Pavao  Mašić, organ   2.9. – WEDNESDAY– 20:00 Pula - Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Eisenbarth organ, 2001 L'ORCHESTRE À QUATRE MAINS Elena Roce  & Krešimir Klarić, organ four hands (HR/CRO – NL)   4.9. - FRIDAY– 20:00 Sv. Lovreč Pazenatički – Parish church of St Martin Organ by P. Nakić 1735 / restoration Premiata Fabbrica Organi F. Zanin 2013 HOMMAGE À BOŽIDAR GRGA Ivo Mrvelj, organ (HR/DE)   6.9. – SUNDAY Buje – Parish church of St Servulus Organ by G. Callido 1791 / restoration: Brondino Vegezzi Bossi, 2000/2001   11.30 – Thanksgiving holy mass and concert Istrian young musicians ensemble Organum Histriae   20.00 – MUSICA AFFETTUOSA Branko Mihanović, oboe (HR) Ljerka Očić, organ (HR)

Second edition of musical and entertainment event devoted to the legendary band The Queen: One and only Queen summer convention in Europe!   13th-30th July, Rector's palace: “80’s and still goin’” exhibition by Brian Rasic   28th July 9 am, Star of Kvarner: Queen boat trip to Sakarun beach   28th July 9 pm, Rector's palace: "Queen influence on contemporary pop culture" panel   29th July 9 pm Forum: Concert Queen Real Tribute & Michele Luppi (Whitesnake) After party Guma bar “Queen (didn’t) go to sleep”   27th-30th July Kornat & Bruschetta restaurants: Freddie’s daily menu

The story of the fishing activity Crikvenice began long ago. Already in the 18th century fishermen from Crikvenica gained a reputation as skilled professionals, and many of them became world renowned fishermen and fishing equipment inventors. Crikvenica Tourist Board has developed a project called "Oily fish route", during which restaurants on the Riviera Crikvenica offer delicious, imaginative and various cuisine with oily fish. Why oily fish? Oily Fish was one of the most important ingredients in the traditional diet of our ancestors, who already recognized its exceptional value, nutrition and beneficial effect on health. Special offer of dishes in the promotional Oily fish month you can taste at a special price of 100 kuna in our restaurants