The new valuation for the concession is set at €161 million, compared to the previous valuation of 400 million kuna. Additionally, the concession area has been redefined and expanded. While the prior tender covered 56,211 square meters, with 15,714 square meters of land and 40,497 square meters of sea area, the new tender incorporates an additional 3,248 square meters of maritime property outside the port area. This change results in a total concession area of 59,459 square meters, extending from “Điga” to Vruljica.
Three key requirements distinguish this tender from its predecessor:
Three key requirements distinguish this tender from its predecessor:
- Experience Requirement: Applicants must demonstrate at least three years of experience in nautical tourism.
- Ownership Change Disclosure: Bidders must commit to notifying the concession grantor and obtaining approval for any significant ownership changes or structural transformations, including mergers or acquisitions.
- Revised Financial Terms: The starting fixed concession fee is set at €2.50 per square meter of maritime property, with periodic increments of €0.50 every five years. Similarly, the variable concession fee begins at 5.50% of revenue, increasing by 0.50% every five years.
For context, the earlier tender stipulated a fixed fee of 10 kuna per square meter and a 4% variable fee based on annual revenue.
The government’s decision introduces a fresh approach to managing Marina Zadar’s operations while setting a competitive stage for new investments and ensuring stricter oversight and accountability in ownership changes.
The Museum of Illusions, a Croatian export tourist product and pioneer of the “edutainment” museum concept, has opened its doors to a new location in Brussels, Belgium. Thus, the “capital of Europe” has become the 37th city where the largest chain of private museums in the world is present. This is another success and a step closer to achieving the goal of opening 100 locations globally by the end of 2026.
“We are proud of the fact that the world has recognized the unique concept that has, in just a few years of intensive development, grown into a serious global brand and a leader in the ‘edutainment’ industry. We are also proud of the fact that behind every opened museum stands our expert team, managing projects from our office in Zagreb. In order to ensure further expansion, we have doubled our team in the first six months of 2022 compared to the beginning of the year. We continue to grow and expand the Museum of Illusions, and each new opening and the immense public interest show us that we are heading in the right direction,” said Teo Širola, President of the Museum of Illusions.
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The condition for purchase is that within 5 years of the sale of the land, the investor must build a hotel or return the land to the ownership of Posdarje with a 50% refund of the money.
You can find detailed purchasing instructions at the following link in Word document.
The deadline for submitting bids is April 11, 2024 (Monday) at 12:00 PM, by which time offers must be received at the Posdarje Municipality regardless of the delivery method.
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]]>The Institute for Security is a small Zagreb-based company that specializes in fire safety testing and occupational safety protection in industrial, educational, and other spaces. Its revenues are above 300 thousand euros, and it has around 10 employees, with a downward trend in recent years and operating at a loss. Official web site is http://institutzasigurnost.hr/
The Institute for Security has its own business premises, not far from the center of Zagreb, visible at Google maps https://maps.app.goo.gl/gh3vWXY9GmGk3tLq6
Contact
Contact the government organization – CERP is Centar za restrukturiranje i prodaju Hrvatska, Ivana Lučića 6, 10000 Zagreb
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Poslovne banke CERP-a
• Privredna banka Zagreb d.d., Zagreb / IBAN: HR59 2340 0091 1106 0677 8 / SWIFT: PBZGHR2X
• Hrvatska poštanska banka d.d., Zagreb / IBAN: HR60 2390 0011 1007 7564 6 / SWIFT: HPBZHR2X
• Erste & Steiermarkische bank d.d., Rijeka / IBAN: HR68 2402 0061 1006 7186 9 / SWIFT: ESBCHR22
Key Details:
- Project Name: Reconstruction of Poljana Čička Bridge and Construction of a New Replacement Bridge
- Location: Poljana Čička Bridge, on the public road marked as L311630-001
- Estimated Value: 1,000,000,00 euros
- Deadline for Submission: 05.07.2023 at 10:00 AM
Procurement Documents: Detailed specifications, terms, and conditions, as well as the procurement documents, can be obtained from the following link:
https://eojn.nn.hr/SPIN/application/ipn/DocumentManagement/DokumentPodaciFrm.aspx?id=7708815
It is necessary to register in order to access and download the procurement documentation. Please follow the registration process provided on the linked page.
]]>Estimated Value: 44,754.13 EUR Deadline for Submission: 05.07.2023 at 12:00 PM
For all the detailed information regarding this procurement, please visit the following link. Kindly note that registration is required to access the procurement documentation.
https://eojn.nn.hr/SPIN/application/ipn/DocumentManagement/DokumentPodaciFrm.aspx?id=7708480
]]>The estimated value of this procurement is 170,000.00 euros. Interested and eligible suppliers are invited to submit their proposals by the deadline of 05.07.2023 at 12:00 PM.
- Tender Title: Procurement and Installation of a Ski Lift Conveyor Belt for Bajt Slope
- Procurement Value: 170,000.00 euros
- Deadline for Submission: 05.07.2023, 12:00 PM
- Location: Municipality of Ravna Gora
For all the procurement details, please read through the public procurement information provided on this link. In order to access the information, you will need to register.
https://eojn.nn.hr/SPIN/application/ipn/DocumentManagement/DokumentPodaciFrm.aspx?id=7703556
]]>- Real Estate Transfer Tax (RETT): The buyer is responsible for paying the RETT, which is currently set at 3% of the property’s assessed value. This tax is paid to the Tax Administration within 30 days of signing the purchase agreement.
- Value Added Tax (VAT): In certain cases, VAT may be applicable instead of RETT. For newly built properties or properties that have undergone substantial renovation, VAT of 25% is usually levied on the purchase price. However, VAT does not apply to the purchase of existing properties or properties designated for residential purposes.
- Notary Fees: Notary fees in Croatia are based on the property’s value and the complexity of the transaction. They typically range from 0.5% to 1% of the property’s value.
- Property Ownership Registration Fee: This fee covers the registration of the property in the land registry. It amounts to approximately 0.01% of the property’s value.
- Legal and Administrative Fees: Engaging the services of a lawyer or a real estate agent may involve additional fees, which vary depending on the scope of their assistance.
It’s important to note that these taxes and fees are subject to change, and it’s recommended to consult with a local legal professional or a real estate expert to get accurate and up-to-date information regarding the specific property you intend to purchase. Additionally, foreign buyers may have certain restrictions or requirements to fulfill, so it’s advisable to familiarize yourself with the relevant regulations and procedures when purchasing real estate in Croatia.
The airline’s main hub is Zagreb International Airport, and it operates a fleet of modern aircraft, including Airbus A319 and Bombardier Dash 8-Q400 planes. Croatia Airlines offers a range of services and amenities to its passengers, including onboard meals, in-flight entertainment, and a frequent flyer program called Miles & More.
As a member of Star Alliance, Croatia Airlines has codeshare agreements with several international airlines, allowing passengers to travel to numerous destinations worldwide. The airline has played a significant role in promoting tourism in Croatia, as it connects popular tourist destinations such as Dubrovnik, Split, and Zadar with major European cities.
During the tourist season, Croatia Airlines plans to connect Croatia with 24 international destinations, specifically 25 European airports, and our domestic airline’s aircraft will fly on 47 international routes.
A total of over 17,000 flights are planned, with more than 1,820,000 seats available. This will contribute to the quality of the Croatian tourism product and the improvement of Croatia’s transportation infrastructure.
During the current summer flight schedule, Croatia Airlines is expanding its network of international destinations, resuming traffic on international routes that the company did not operate during the epidemiological crisis, and intensifying flights on domestic and international routes.
Direct connections between Zagreb and 15 European destinations are planned in regular international traffic. Thus, from Zagreb, this summer season, you can directly fly to Amsterdam, Athens, Barcelona, Vienna, Brussels, Dublin, Frankfurt, Copenhagen, London, Munich, Paris, Rome, Sarajevo, Skopje, and Zurich.
To meet the increased market demand, Croatia Airlines offers direct flights from Split to Amsterdam, Athens, Vienna, Berlin, Bucharest, Dublin, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Copenhagen, London (Heathrow and Gatwick), Lyon, Milan, Munich, Oslo, Paris, Prague, Rome, Stockholm, and Zurich.
Direct international flights from Dubrovnik are planned to Athens, Frankfurt, Munich, Paris, Rome, and Zurich. Our domestic airline will also connect Rijeka, Osijek, and Bol on the island of Brač with Munich.
Croatia Airlines aims to emphasize its role as a good and reliable host on its flights.
The international flight network is coordinated with flights between 7 Croatian airports (Zagreb, Dubrovnik, Split, Zadar, Pula, Osijek, and Bol) and allows passengers to have good connections to international routes.
New Croatia Airlines lines in the summer flight schedule:
Dubrovnik – Prague (from May 18th to October 12th, on Thursdays)
Split – Skopje (from May 12th to October 9th, on Tuesdays and Fridays)
Split – Oslo (from May 14th to October 15th, on Sundays)
Bol – Munich (from the end of May to the first half of October, on Saturdays)
Regular international flights between Zagreb and Mostar were reintroduced on May 3rd this year, and they will operate three times a week. From Zagreb, you can take off to Mostar on Wednesdays at 11:25 AM, and on Thursdays and Sundays, there are evening flights departing from Zagreb at 11 PM. Croatia Airlines aircraft will depart from Mostar to Zagreb on Mondays and Fridays at 6 AM, and on Wednesdays at 1:05 PM.
Taste of Dalmatia on airplanes – Dalmatian “marenda” (light meal)
On Croatia Airlines flights, you can experience Dalmatian cuisine. In the business class, they offer a large snack box – mandulat (almond nougat), rosemary and olive oil crackers, salsa, prosciutto, and arancini, as well as a small snack box with mandulat, rosemary and olive oil crackers, and prosciutto. For passengers in the economy class, rosemary and olive oil crackers are available.
https://www.croatiaairlines.com/
Brač Airport, also known as Bol Airport or Brac Airport, is a small international airport located on the island of Brač in Croatia. The airport is situated near the town of Bol, on the southern coast of the island. Here are some key details about Brač Airport:
- Location and Accessibility: Brač Airport is located approximately 14 kilometers (8.7 miles) from the town of Bol. It is situated on the southeastern part of the island and is surrounded by beautiful Adriatic Sea views. The airport is accessible by road, and there are transportation options available, such as taxis and shuttle services, to reach nearby towns and resorts.
- Size and Capacity: Brač Airport is a relatively small airport compared to major international airports. It has one terminal building and a single runway, which is 1,760 meters (5,774 feet) long. The airport has the capacity to handle smaller aircraft and limited passenger traffic.
- Airlines and Destinations: Several airlines operate seasonal flights to and from Brač Airport, connecting the island to various European destinations. Some of the airlines that have offered services to Brač Airport in the past include Croatia Airlines, Eurowings, and Trade Air. It is important to note that the availability of flights and destinations may vary depending on the season.
- Facilities: Although Brač Airport is small, it provides essential facilities for passengers. These include check-in counters, baggage handling services, a small waiting area, and a café/restaurant. The airport also offers car rental services for visitors who wish to explore the island.
- Tourism and Surroundings: Brač Island is known for its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and charming coastal towns. The island attracts tourists who seek a quieter and more relaxed experience compared to the bustling tourist destinations on the mainland. Popular attractions on Brač Island include the famous Zlatni Rat beach in Bol, the town of Supetar, and the Vidova Gora mountain, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding area.
Brač is also known for its tennis courts and sports competitions. The island offers several tennis facilities where both locals and visitors can enjoy the sport. These tennis courts provide opportunities for recreational play, training, and organized tournaments. Additionally, Brač has been a host to various sports events and competitions, including tennis tournaments, attracting participants and spectators from different parts of Croatia and beyond. The island’s pleasant climate and beautiful surroundings make it an appealing destination for sports enthusiasts.
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