"The situation for sure is very, very difficult, and we are following what's happening every day."
"Dubrovnik airport has recorded a 13% rise in visitors over Easter compared to the same period last year."
"Around 80% of visitors come to Dubrovnik by plane."
"The UNESCO-protected heritage city is known for its rich medieval history, seafront location and churches and palaces within its stone walls."
Dubrovnik, a major tourist destination in Croatia, is experiencing a surge in visitors, with a 13% increase over Easter compared to last year. However, global instability from the Iran war and rising fuel prices create uncertainty for the upcoming tourism season. The tourism sector is crucial for Croatia's economy, heavily reliant on international travelers. While the American market remains strong, Australian travelers face challenges. Dubrovnik's appeal is bolstered by its UNESCO heritage status and popularity from the 'Game of Thrones' series, but it may be more vulnerable to fuel crises due to its geographic location.
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