A few years ago, the buzzword in the travel industry was undoubtedly sustainability. Destinations, hotels, transport providers, restaurateurs… there was no sector that remained untouched by the trend that has gradually become the norm, rather than ‘something good to practice for tourists’. In recent years, a new phenomenon has emerged that could, according to all indications, be of equal importance to sustainability. This is personalization.
More and more travelers expect tailored experiences that reflect their individual preferences and needs. Personalized travel is currently the fastest-growing segment in the industry, thanks to digitalization, artificial intelligence, and platforms that allow travelers to independently plan every aspect of their vacation. According to Accor’s report and market data, personalization is one of the main industry strategies for 2025, with more than half of travelers opting for ‘tailor-made’ experiences instead of traditional packages.
However, when we talk about tailoring offerings to the guest’s needs, we are not only referring to activities but also to accommodation. A study conducted by Oracle and Skift showed that 74 percent of guests prefer hotels and camps that personalize the experience according to their interests and habits.
New Branding Structure of Aminess Hotels & Resorts
That is precisely why Aminess Hotels & Resorts, one of the leading and fastest-growing domestic tourism companies operating in ten destinations along the Croatian coast, has made a strategic leap in its branding and divided its properties into six specialized brands – four for hotels and two for camps, each tailored to different guest profiles.
– Guests are no longer just looking for accommodation, but for an experience shaped by their desires, habits, and values. At Aminess, we believe that understanding these individual needs is key to building long-term trust and loyalty. That is why we have developed a new branding structure that allows our guests to easily choose a vacation tailored to their needs. In this way, we combine a high level of personalized service with responsible and sustainable business practices, as this is the only way we can build destinations that are equally attractive to today’s guests and future generations – explained Petar Milevoj, Sales and Marketing Director of Aminess Hotels & Resorts, adding that he is convinced that this model represents the future of domestic tourism, placing the guest at the center of every process.
Personalization is particularly important for business people and entrepreneurs who choose their vacations thoughtfully, emphasizing quality, privacy, and amenities that will allow them to fully recharge after a demanding business season. Three types of vacations stand out that they particularly appreciate – luxury camping (glamping), family resorts, and high-end hotels.
Aminess Style Camping for Glamping Enthusiasts
Croatia is at the very top of Europe in terms of the number and quality of four and five-star camps, and interest in this form of accommodation is growing year by year. Aminess has gathered its premium camps with high service standards and rich gourmet offerings under the brand Aminess Style Camping. This includes Aminess Style Camping Avalona Resort and Aminess Style Camping Atea Resort, both aimed at guests who want to combine a natural environment with top-notch comfort. It is the perfect place for glamping enthusiasts, although gourmet enthusiasts, couples, or smaller groups who connect a stay in nature with exclusivity will also find satisfaction in these camps.
Aminess Style Camping Avalona Resort on the island of Pag stands out as the first camp in Croatia offering plots with private pools, located on a green peninsula near Povljana. Guests can choose between luxury mobile homes, glamping villas, and plots, many with their own heated pools and sunbathing areas. The high level of privacy, modern equipment, and the peace and beauty of nature have earned Avalona recognition as a true rarity on the Adriatic, confirmed by the prestigious ‘Camp of the Year’ award at last year’s Croatian Tourism Days.
