Croatian PM Plenković Urges Businesses to Lower Prices
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković has called on businesses to lower their prices, referencing a specific individual, Glavina, as an example of someone who can afford to do so. This call has sparked reactions, with some finding the idea of discounts unnecessary.
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Plenković: ‘Glavina je dobro rekao, svi trebaju spustiti cijene. Njegova vila? On to može napraviti...‘
Premijer Andrej Plenković trenutno je u Dubrovniku i dao je izjavu novinarima. Među ostalim, komentirao je apel ministra turizma Tončija Glavine da se cijene u hrvatskom turizmu smanje za 10 do 20 posto. "Moramo voditi pametnu cjenovnu politiku, poruke koje smo rekli cijelom sektoru vrlo su jasne i...
Read full article →Zaradi poziva k nižjim cenam zgroženi: 'Popusti so nepotrebni'
Hrvaški turistični sektor se je kritično odzval na pozive ministra za turizem in šport Tončija Glavine, naj vsi znižajo cene do 20 odstotkov. Podjetniki so opozorili, da ob rasti stroškov poslovanja ne morejo nižati cen, v Hrvaški turistični zvezi pa poleg tega menijo, da je nižanje cen nepotrebno, saj je stanje z rezervacijami dobro.
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