Monthly tourist arrivals in Croatia 2021

In September 2021, almost 1.8 million arrivals were recorded at accommodation establishments in Croatia. This was more than triple the amount of tourists in comparison to the same month a year earlier. The outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19) across Europe in early 2020 had a significant impact on travel that year. Although the pandemic was ongoing in 2021, tourist arrivals in Croatia during the summer months were not much lower than the same period pre-pandemic. Arrivals include both resident and non-resident stays in tourist accommodation.

Number of monthly arrivals in tourist accommodation in Croatia from April 2018 to September 2021* (in 1000s)

Characteristic	Number of arrivals in thousands
Sep 21	1,760.1
Aug 21	4,065.4
Jul 21	3,531
Jun 21	1,370.1
May 21	407.1
Apr 21	219.6
Mar 21	132.6
Feb 21	104.1
Jan 21	87.6
Dec 20	62.5
Nov 20	87.2
Oct 20	184.5
Sep 20	487.9
Aug 20	2,466.2
Jul 20	2,244.5
Jun 20	797.5
May 20	62.04
Apr 20	2.24
Mar 20	104.38
Feb 20	278.71
Jan 20	219.72
Dec 19	372.14
Nov 19	390.81
Oct 19	1,075.83
Sep 19	2,169.46
Aug 19	4,707.88
Jul 19	4,321.28
Jun 19	2,919.82
May 19	1,568.92
Apr 19	1,105.72
Mar 19	449.56
Feb 19	264.47
Jan 19	207.61
Dec 18	349.38
Nov 18	372.3
Oct 18	963.08
Sep 18	2,189.77
Aug 18	4,362.73
Jul 18	4,323.64
Jun 18	2,625.94
May 18	1,641.78
Apr 18	950.31

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Release date

November 2021

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Region

Croatia

Survey time period

April 2018 to September 2021

Supplementary notes

* Includes both residents and non-resident arrivals.
Tourist accommodation includes hotels, holiday and other short stay accommodation, camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer parks.
Figures have been rounded.

Eurostat provides the following definitions: "An arrival is defined as a person (tourist) who arrives at a tourist accommodation establishment and checks in or arrives at non-rented accommodation. But in the scope of the Regulation concerning European statistics on tourism, this variable is not collected for the latter type of accommodation.

Statistically there is not much difference if, instead of arrivals, departures are counted. No age limit is applied: children are counted as well as adults, even in the case when the overnight stays of children might be free of charge. Arrivals are registered by country of residence of the guest and by month. The arrivals of same-day visitors spending only a few hours during the day (no overnight stay, the date of arrival and departure are the same) at the establishment are excluded from accommodation statistics."

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