AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTourism Taxes: A proposed 2027 tax change could raise minimum annual levies on tourist rentals by €30–€50 per bed, depending on the area’s tourism category; local authorities would set the final rates. Transport: Ryanair’s new 60-minute deadline for checked bags and airport check-in takes effect today at Croatian airports, up from 40 minutes. Public Safety: Four nurses have been arrested on suspicion of aggravated murder after a 32-year-old patient died at Zagreb’s Sveti Ivan psychiatric hospital; investigators say he suffered fatal injuries while restrained. Air Travel: Croatia Airlines chief executive Jasmin Bajić has resigned after nine years, citing ill health, as the carrier faces mounting losses and fleet costs. Roads: Two people died and 33 were injured when a bus overturned on the A3 near Zagreb; the State Prosecutor’s Office says the driver caused the crash. Energy: Croatia’s first large-scale standalone battery storage system, a 60-megawatt, 120-megawatt-hour facility in Šibenik, has gone live.
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