Geogaphy& Location
Dubrovnik is located in southern Croatia, along the Adriatic coast, serving as a strategic link between the Balkans and the Mediterranean.
History & Culture
With origins dating back to the 7th century and a rich legacy as the Republic of Ragusa, Dubrovnik is today recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Economy & Development
In addition to its renowned tourism sector, Dubrovnik has established itself as a prominent center for conferences, international exhibitions, and business events in Southeast Europe.
Education & Research
Home to the University of Dubrovnik, the city is notable for academic programs in maritime studies, economics, tourism, and technology, highlighting its role in education and innovation.
International Relations
Often referred to as the “Gateway of the Balkans to the Mediterranean,” Dubrovnik regularly hosts international organizations, cultural festivals, and high-profile conferences, reinforcing its global significance.
Transportation to Dubrovnik
By Air
Dubrovnik International Airport (DBV) is located about 20 km from the city center. It offers direct connections to major European cities and seasonal intercontinental flights. Regular shuttle buses, taxis, and private transfers are available between the airport and the city.
By Road
Dubrovnik is accessible by car and long-distance bus services from major Croatian cities (Split, Zagreb) as well as neighboring countries such as Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Adriatic coastal road provides scenic access to the city.
By Sea
The Port of Dubrovnik (Gruž) serves as a major maritime gateway, with regular ferry connections to Split, the islands of the Adriatic, and Italy (Bari). Cruise ships also frequently dock here.
Visa Information
Participants are advised to consult the official Croatian government website to verify visa requirements applicable to their country of residence.
If you require an official Visa Invitation Letter, please contact us at: pagemeeting2026@afeacongress.gr.
We look forward to welcoming you to Dubrovnik!
Climate
In June, Dubrovnik enjoys warm Mediterranean weather, with daytime temperatures often reaching 28–30°C. Even on cloudy days, temperatures rarely drop below 20°C, while the daily average remains around a pleasant 24–25°C.
Time Zone
Dubrovnik, Croatia: Central European Summer Time (CEST) (UTC+02:00).
Telephone
Country code for Croatia: 00385 or +385.
Currency & Banking
The official currency is the Euro (€). Most shops, hotels, and restaurants accept international credit and debit cards. ATMs are widely available throughout the city.
