Project co-financed by the European Union – NextGenerationEU
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Remote work has changed the way we choose destinations and organise our daily lives. The office is no longer necessarily tied to a single address, and spending the working day in a seaside city, with enough time left over to explore and unwind, is becoming more and more appealing.
Beyond being a well-known tourist destination, Split is an important regional hub for the maritime industry, the IT sector, trade, education and services. Conferences, professional events and business meetings throughout the year attract domestic and international business travellers, and the city’s role as a business destination keeps growing.
In Split, the sea is never far away, and neither are the islands you can reach in a single day.
Split is a city best remembered for its sunshine, sea, stone streets and lively atmosphere, which is especially strong in the summer months.
For couples seeking an escape from the everyday, autumn is without a doubt the most beautiful time to visit Split.
Split offers an incredible variety of accommodation options, but in recent years the main battle has been between two popular concepts - private apartments rented through platforms like Airbnb in Split, and exclusive, intimate boutique hotels.