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A question that is probably of burning interest to most water sports enthusiasts, boat owners and charter guests: How will the 2022 water sports season in Croatia turn out under the omicron variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus? The SeaHelp editorial team has once again dared to take a look into the much-cited crystal ball to get an idea of how...
Read moreAre Austria's water sports enthusiasts, especially boat and yacht owners, second-class citizens in times of Corona? This is a question one must inevitably ask oneself and the Austrian government when one compares the hectic pace with which Austrians were ordered back from Croatia as recently as August under the threat of quarantine at far too short notice, as it were,...
Read moreEven if at present straight other events stand in the focus of the medium reporting, the SeaHelp editorship follows the obligation to throw once again a view of the spreading of the Coronavirus in Europe in order to hold the mirror up to those, which think Corona is a national problem, which could be solved with national measures. If we...
Read moreMay one look forward now already to the water sport season 2021 and thus to the vacation in Croatia? The SeaHelp editorship has itself despite constantly rising corona new infections, which, as we learned, in the winter months are normal, already once thought, why the water haven in Croatia might experience also in the coming year despite the Corona pandemic...
Read moreActually, one has always known it: water sports enthusiasts, especially boat and yacht owners are among the most loyal guests in Croatia. To confirm this thesis, the Croatian Ministry of Sea, Transport and Infrastructure, according to the correct translation, has now provided the corresponding figures. While according to the Croatian Ministry of Tourism the number of tourists decreased by about...
Read moreEven though everybody is currently talking about the corona crisis - at SeaHelp, preparations for the coming water sports season are in full swing. To this end, the rescue boats have to be transferred to Punat, where SeaHelp employees and technicians are carrying out necessary repairs. A SeaHelp spokesperson: "At the moment we are assuming in Croatia that the start...
Read moreIf water sports enthusiasts experience technical or minor health problems or have difficulty communicating with the authorities, SeaHelp will support its members free of charge according to the services booked. Non-members can also contact SeaHelp, but must then pay for the help according to the price list published on the Internet. Whenever the rescue of people or property is involved,...
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