Croatian Minister: Serbs and Air Serbia ignore authorities' recommendations on travel to Croatia
Croatian Minister of Tourism and Sports Tonči Glavina stated today that neither Serbian citizens nor the Serbian airline company, most likely, are taking seriously their authorities' recommendations to avoid travel to Croatia, emphasizing that Air Serbia is introducing two new flights to Dalmatia this summer.
Croatian Minister: Serbs and Air Serbia ignore authorities’ recommendations on travel to Croatia Croatian Minister of Tourism and Sports Tonči Glavina commented on the disregard for Serbian authorities’ recommendations to avoid travel to Croatia. He highlighted that Serbian citizens and the national airline, Air Serbia, do not seem to be taking these recommendations seriously. Air Serbia is set to introduce two new weekly flights to Brač this summer, expanding its Croatian destinations to seven and increasing its weekly flights to Croatia to 38.
- Croatian Minister Tonči Glavina observed that Serbian citizens and Air Serbia are not taking government recommendations to avoid travel to Croatia seriously.
- Air Serbia plans to introduce two new weekly flights to Brač this summer.
- Brač will become Air Serbia’s seventh destination in Croatia.
- The airline will operate up to 38 weekly flights to Croatia during the summer season, with multiple routes to Zagreb, Dubrovnik, Split, Pula, Zadar, and Rijeka.
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