Muslim-friendly tourism growing in Croatia’s $10 billion travel market
Photo: ROVINJ, CROATIA - APRIL, 16, 2016: View of Rovinj, a city in Istria / Bepsy / Shutterstock.com
Croatia’s tourist industry accounted for 14 percent of its GDP, or $10 billion, in 2014. The country has a rich Islamic history, a growing halal food ecosystem that caters to its domestic Muslim population, and Muslim-focused travel agencies. What opportunities are there for tourism service providers seeking to address the needs of Muslim travelers to Croatia?
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Yasir Malik, Senior Analyst, DinarStandard