Mali Lošinj has reached one million overnight stays this year two days earlier than last year, while Dubrovnik achieved two million overnight stays this year three days earlier than last year, reported the local tourist boards.
In Mali Lošinj, from the beginning of the year until July 22, there were 1.04 million overnight stays, which is five percent more compared to the same period last year. Dubrovnik also reached two million overnight stays on Sunday, July 22, three days earlier than last year, according to data from the eVisitor system.
Mali Lošinj – five percent more overnight stays than last year
In Mali Lošinj, compared to the same period last year, there was a six percent increase in arrivals and a five percent increase in overnight stays, specifically 9,153 more arrivals and 44,431 more overnight stays.
According to the Tourist Board of the City of Mali Lošinj, 86 percent of overnight stays were made by foreign tourists, with 67.4 percent coming from the four main markets – Slovenia, Germany, Austria, and Italy. They are followed by guests from the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Switzerland, and France.
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Domestic tourists accounted for 14 percent of overnight stays, which is an increase of five percent compared to last year.
Camps accounted for the highest number of overnight stays with a share of 34 percent and a five percent increase. Hotels follow with a share of 23 percent of total overnight stays, which have seen a nine percent annual increase.
