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Hungarians Flooded Croatia, Breaking the Previous Record

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Breaking all previous records, 834 thousand Hungarian tourists spent more than 4 million guest nights in Croatia this year by the end of September, the Hungarian director of the Croatian National Tourist Board announced in Budapest on Thursday.

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Breaking all previous records, 834 thousand Hungarian tourists spent more than 4 million guest nights in Croatia this year by the end of September, the Hungarian director of the Croatian National Tourist Board announced in Budapest on Thursday.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Crikvenica is the most popular of the towns, followed by Porec and Rovinj, but the largest increase in popularity, 44 percent, was registered in Dubrovnik, also thanks to the fact that Ryanair and Wizzair launched direct flights to the city this summer.

·Hungary
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A 12 percent increase in the number of guests and a 10 percent increase in guest nights were recorded compared to the same period in 2025.

More than 800 thousand of our compatriots traveled to the Adriatic coast. The post Record: Never before have so many Hungarians vacationed in Croatia as this year first appeared on 24.hu.

·Budapest, Hungary
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It seems that Hungarians are becoming less and less attached to the high season, while tourist traffic has set a record. By the end of September, 834 thousand Hungarian tourists had arrived in Croatia, spending more than 4 million guest nights in the country.

Breaking all previous records, 834 thousand Hungarian tourists spent more than 4 million guest nights in Croatia this year by the end of September, announced Ivana Herceg, director of the Hungarian office of the Croatian National Tourist Board, at a press conference in Budapest.

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444.hu broke the news in Hungary on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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