Croatia Economic information

Croatia is a country located in Central Europe. The country's economy is based on sectors such as tourism, service sector, manufacturing, agriculture and maritime. Tourism is one of the most important sectors of the Croatian economy. The country's beautiful beaches, historical cities and natural beauties on the Adriatic Sea coast attract millions of tourists every year. Tourism revenues play an important role in closing the country's foreign trade deficit. The service sector also contributes to the growth of the Croatian economy. The country hosts companies operating in service sectors such as finance, insurance, telecommunications and real estate. The manufacturing sector is also an important component of the Croatian economy. The country hosts many companies operating in the automotive, metal processing, chemical and food sectors. The agricultural sector is another important sector of the Croatian economy. The country's fertile lands are suitable for the production of agricultural products. Especially products such as grapes, olives, wheat, corn, potatoes, fruits and vegetables have an important place in the agricultural sector. Croatia's economy has improved significantly with its EU membership. Thanks to the integration process with the EU, the country benefits from advantages such as liberalization of trade, increased investments and implementation of economic reforms. However, the country's economic growth potential is still limited and the unemployment rate is high.