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Touring Croatia on a Bicycle
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Increasingly tourists are asking for more from their holidays and gone are the days of merely lying on a beach for two weeks.
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Visit Croatia's Grandest Coastal Town
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Opatija is one of northern Croatia's grandest coastal towns and is an ideal place to see beautiful buildings, take in sea views and wander around colourful gardens.
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Yachts and Hot Croatia
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While there are bundles of cheap, more traditional holidays to pick up in the country, there is an alternative, swash-buckling way of enjoying Croatia's verdant beauty - that of a yacht race.
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(E) Croatia. 27 countries at 2006 International Finn General Assembly
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Croatia. 27 voting countries attend 2006 International Finn Association Annual General Assembly Wednesday, 12 July 2006 Corinne McKenzie:The 2006 IFA Annual General Assembly took place on Sunday in the spectacular Archaeological Museum assembling over 70 participants and 27 voting countries (Finn class decisions are democratically taken on a yearly basis by the countries members of IFA). The Executive Committee members were re-elected with th
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(E) Ecotourism on the rise in Croatia
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Ecotourism on the rise in Croatia 07/07/2006Most visitors to Croatia come for the beaches and islands. But an emerging trend in tourism is drawing more and more of them inland, while also helping to boost ecological awareness.By Kristina Cuk for Southeast European Times in Zagreb -- 07/7/06Snowboarder_Brezovica_Croatia.jpgA snowboarder hits the slopes in Brezovica, Croatia. [Getty Images]Ecological tourism is a rapidly developing branch of tour
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(E) Croatia Glows - A simple appreciation of life and love that requires no analysis
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Croatia Glows SIMONA RABINOVITCH A simple appreciation of life and love that requires no analysis, a sensibility Croatia continues to embrace.From Saturday's Globe and MailZagreb — Two groomsmen duck into the courtyard for a smoke. I watch them from the restaurant doorway, taking in their black tuxedos, champagne grins, and stumbly ease with one another. The serene, magnolia darkness offers a much-needed break from the heated conversatio
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(E) Cocktail from 10,000 feet has been launched in Croatia
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HIGH-FLYING COCKTAIL The ultimate cocktail which can only be mixed by a barman freefalling from 10,000 feet has been launched in Croatia. The Wings of Zadar cocktail, based on the local Maraschino liqueur, is poured upside down so that the drink flies upwards into the mixer, and then shaken as the barman performs a series of somersaults. The drink is chilled by the freezing air rushing over the shaker - and then served on landing to the customer.
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(E) Former Derby County defender opens hotel in Croatia
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Former Derby County defender opens hotel in Croatia (13 June 2006 15:52)Former Derby County defender Igor Stimac has opened a £10m hotel in his home country of Croatia, and is preparing to welcome some of England's national team to the hotel after the World Cup.Reopening the 111-year-old hotel Therapia in Crikvenica in the northern Adriatic last week, Stimac said Frank Lampard and Joe Cole were set to spend their holidays there after the
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(E) Croatia's so hyped that prices are rising by the minute
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See Croatia's Adriatic pearls from $20/nightVisit World Heritage sites, sleep in a lighthouse, take a kayak tourUpdated: 11:44 a.m. ET May 18, 2006Book by: ASAP Travel by: Through September 2006 The deal: Long gone is the time when Croatia was a no-go war-ridden zone. In fact, the country's comeback has been so glamorous that it currently ranks as one of Europe's hottest summer vacation spots. Since its economy doesn't rely on the euro, a visit h
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