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04 April 2025
Hvar authorities introduce measures to promote responsible travel
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Hvar, a Croatian island, plans to implement new regulations this summer to address antisocial behaviour among tourists, aiming to create a family-friendly and sustainable tourism environment.
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According to Travel Tomorrow, the Croatian island of Hvar plans to enforce noise limits, dress codes, and additional tourist regulations to address antisocial behaviour among visitors. These new rules will come into effect this summer, affecting holidaymakers. Despite concerns from local businesses about the potential financial impact, local authorities are committed to these changes, aiming to foster a family-friendly and sustainable tourism environment.
For more information on these measures designed to encourage responsible travel, please follow the attached link.
#Responsible travel #Destination management #Sustainable tourism
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