Croatia hotel capacity gap: 100,000 new beds needed, investment hurdles rise

Croatia's hotel sector warns of a structural capacity shortfall, needing up to 100,000 new beds to meet demand, yet investment is becoming more difficult. Hotels account for only a tenth of accommodation capacity but a quarter of overnight stays, indicating a supply-demand mismatch. The warning signals potential constraints on tourism growth and investment climate.

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