According to the analysis of currently active, but also announced airlines made by the Croatian National Tourism Board, in the summer season 2021, more than 180 airlines will be announced to Croatia. The largest number of airlines is expected in the markets of Great Britain, Germany, France and Poland.

“Many airlines have launched and advertised flights to Croatia depending on the demand and interest of tourists, which is very pronounced for our country in many markets. Croatia‘s position as a safe destination and attractive also helps us a lot. Of course, the final results this year will mainly depend on the epidemiological situation in Croatia, that is why on this occasion I call on all citizens, partners, tourism workers and everyone to to behave responsibly and to adhere to all prescribed epidemiological measures. Only in this way will we be able to defend last year’s position as the leading tourist destination in the Mediterranean “, said the director of the Croatian Tourist Office Kristjan Staničić.

Speaking of routes from the UK market, Ryanair announced flights from Liverpool, Edinburgh and Newcastle to Zadar, British Airways announced flights from London to Split, Dubrovnik and Pula, while EasyJet will connect London with Pula, Zadar, Split and Dubrovnik. The company is also announcing several other flights from cities such as Glasgow, Bristol, Belfast and Manchester, which will also connect to Croatian airports. Jet2.com is announcing flights from Manchester to Pula, Split and Dubrovnik, and Croatian airports will also be connected with flights from the cities of Leeds, Birmingham and Newcastle.

Lufthansa from the German market has announced the introduction of the Frankfurt-Rijeka route, and the Zagreb-Munich route is also planned, while Ryanair is expected to connect Zadar to the airports of Berlin, Cologne, Karlsruhe and Memmingen during the summer months, and further plan to introduce a line that will link Zagreb to Dortmund, Frankfurt, Karlsruhe and Memmingen. Croatian and German destinations will also be connected by Eurowings, which will resume traffic to several Croatian airports in May and offer a total of 10 scheduled flights to four Croatian airports – Zagreb, Rijeka, Zadar and Split. Condor flights will also be active, which during the summer season, from mid-May, will launch three connections to Split airport from Munich, Düsseldorf and Frankfurt.

Croatian and French destinations will be connected by Air France, Transavia, Ryanair and Volotea flights, with the Polish market Croatian destinations will be connected by LOT, Wizz Air, Smartwings, Ryanair and Buzz flights. Dubrovnik will also receive direct flights, three times a week, from New York with United Airlines. And Croatia will have direct air links to Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Italy, Ireland, Netherlands, Russia, Ukraine, United States, Scandinavian countries, Switzerland, Spain, Greece, Portugal, Latvia, Israel, Qatar, etc.