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General Information
Official language The official conference language is English.
Passports and visas All visitors travelling to the Croatia must be in a possession of a valid passport. All citizens of the countries for which entry visas are required must have a valid visa prior to the entry into the Republic of Croatia by applying to the related Embassy or Consular Office of the Republic of Croatia. The list of the countries whose citizens require entry visas for the Republic of Croatia as well as information on passport regulations and other legal issues are to be found on the web-site of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Croatia: http://www.mvp.hr (follow the link Diplomatic Directory → Visa Requirements Overview). Please, apply on time.
Transportation
Climate The climate is typical Mediterranean with average summer temperatures of 25°C and sea temperatures from 18-21°C.
Currency and Credit Cards The currency in Croatia is Croatian Kuna (HRK). One Euro is approximately equivalent to HRK 7.30. Money can be easily exchanged at banks and exchange offices, travel agencies, post offices, hotels and airports. Credit cards are generally accepted in hotels and restaurants, but be sure to ask before you order. You can also use ATMs to get cash. Many banks have ATMs in front of their buildings. An ATM is also located at Hotel "Lero".
Further Useful Information The tourist office and travel agencies are located on the main street called Placa (Stradun). Croatia Airlines Dubrovnik Office is
at the Dubrovnik Airport.
Dining Dubrovnik offers more than 60 restaurants, serving local and international dishes. Most major credit cards are accepted. Seafood is a top item as are grilled lamb and beef. Pasta, fresh vegetables, olives, herbs and sheep’s cheese are part of the cuisine. Try high quality wines from the nearby island of Korcula and peninsula of Peljesac, such as Posip, Grk, Marastina, Dingac or Postup.
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