AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRobotaxi Accountability: Croatia’s robotaxi project by Mate Rimac’s Verne is officially over, but the key step is still pending: a final evaluation could trigger repayment of €89.7m in NPOO advance payments if obligations weren’t met. Digital Age Verification: Croatia is rolling out digital age verification for online alcohol sales via m-Građani, using a QR code linked to verified identity; retailers have until 15 September to implement. Smart Tourism Tech: Dubrovnik Pass has reached the final of the European Cultural Tourism Network Awards 2026, praised for digitalisation, smart visitor management, and linking heritage with sustainable transport. Climate & Wildfire Readiness: Europe’s wildfire season keeps stressing emergency capacity, with demand for Canadair water bombers outstripping supply as drought and heat worsen. Post-Season Travel Shift: Booking.com data shows 58% of Croats plan trips after peak summer, mainly to avoid crowds and save money. Local Startup for Hobbies: Croatian entrepreneur Hrvoje Ljubešić launched Hobinjak.eu, a hobby-first platform connecting communities, events, and second-hand gear across Croatia. Energy Transition Talk: Hungary’s geothermal sector is gearing up for the Budapest Geothermal Energy Summit on 14 September, focused on scaling projects from potential to deployment.
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