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The Croatian ministries are rather restrictive when it comes to public communications. This makes it all the more interesting to note that the Croatian Ministry of Tourism, under the leadership of Minister of Tourism Gari Cappelli, has published two reports in the last few days dealing with the opening of its country's borders to tourists following a decrease in the...
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Sometimes it is only a small step from "news" to "fake news". On May 5th, some news portals reported that after the COVID 19 pandemic, entry into Croatia is now possible again with a PCR test that should not be older than 24 hours. As a result, the telephones at SeaHelp headquarters were no longer idle, and some members even...
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Is it possible to go to Croatia again soon without hesitation and spend your holiday or charter there, if possible on a yacht, without worrying about exposing yourself to a possible infection with the corona virus, (COVID-19) SARS CoV-2? Admittedly, for most yacht owners or charter crews the glass is probably half full rather than half empty and they can...
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Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, the topic of "summer holidays" is currently hotly debated at EU level, but by no means controversially, as reported by the Croatian media. Therefore, as part of the programme of the Croatian Presidency of the Council of the European Union on Monday (as announced by SeaHelp, editor's note), a video conference of ministers from...
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The days when SeaHelp reported traffic jams at marina entrances and transit berths in Croatian marinas and city harbours were in short supply are something that all friends of this unique area remember with nostalgia. But the statements of the political leaders give hope that the entry restrictions due to the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 will be lifted soon. And let's be...
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In the course of the corona pandemic, many have focused on Croatia, but the situation in Slovenia, actually only used for transit from Austria to Croatia, has remained largely neglected. The SeaHelp editorial team asked about the current restrictions in the country, whether at least transit is easy and whether work is being done in the marinas. The contradictory situations...
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In a speech today, the Croatian Prime Minister presented Plenković in a detailed three-phase plan how he envisages the opening of his country after the lockdown due to the coronavirus SARS-COVID 19. According to initial information, this multi-stage plan envisages that tourist facilities, which apparently also means marinas, will reopen by 11 May at the latest, provided the corona situation...
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The real question is, "When can I go back to Croatia?" The SeaHelp editorial team evaluates the news situation regarding the spread of the coronavirus in Croatia on a daily basis and provides information from resilient, reliable sources about the current state of affairs. The numerous SeaHelp members whose ships are based in Croatia naturally have a legitimate interest in...
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When will the borders and marinas reopen after the Corona pandemic? This question probably occupies most boat owners whose yachts are moored in the many marinas along the Croatian Adriatic coast. SeaHelp's editorial team is trying to summarize the extensive news, both from official sources, the media and local impressions, to communicate "water level reports" from time to time. And...
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