AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWildfires in Croatia: A major blaze near Omiš has killed at least one person, injured dozens, and forced around 1,200 residents and tourists to evacuate, with flames spreading fast through pine forest and prompting dramatic sea rescues; by Saturday morning the fire was reported calmer and under control, but the Red Cross says people still need help with transport, documents and trauma support, while officials stress better prevention and settlement protection. Local Impact in Omiš: Reports from residents describe the fire arriving in about 45 minutes and homes left without water as power failed, with some families fighting flames with shovels and children moved to safety. Aviation & Tourism: Croatia’s airports saw stronger passenger numbers in the first half of 2026 (about 5.5 million, up ~3%), with Zagreb leading and preparing for a new long-haul Air China connection, while Dubrovnik extends its international season. Dubrovnik Housing: The city boosted housing grants for young families by 50% to €45,000 under a new 30x45 scheme. Fuel Prices: Croatian drivers face a fuel price jump next week, with diesel expected to rise by up to 11 cents per litre. Tech Mobility: Uber and Pony.ai plan to expand robotaxi service in Europe, building on the commercial launch in Zagreb and aiming for 2,000 robotaxis across additional European cities.
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