Tourist's Perception of Safety in the Republic of Croatia in 2019

Authors

  • Rino Rivi Kolombatović University of Split, University Department of Forensic Sciences, Croatia
  • Rea Barbir University of Split, University Department of Forensic Sciences, Croatia
  • Petricija Knežić University of Split, University Department of Forensic Sciences, Croatia
  • Marko Maretić University of Split, University Department of Forensic Sciences, Croatia
  • Katarina Stegić University of Split, University Department of Forensic Sciences, Croatia
  • Dolores Štefanac University of Split, University Department of Forensic Sciences, Croatia
  • Željana Bašić University of Split, University Department of Forensic Sciences, Croatia
  • Ivana Kružić University of Split, University Department of Forensic Sciences, Croatia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7225/toms.v10.n02.019

Keywords:

Croatia, Tourists, 2019, Food and water safety, Natural disasters safety, Emergency services, Public safety

Abstract

This research has examined the attitudes and perceptions of tourists that visited the Republic of Croatia (RH) during the summer of 2019 about the perception of safety in RH, especially on general security, as well as food safety, personal safety, epidemic safety, and natural disasters. Also, we have examined the confidence in Croatian services, such as the police, rescue services, medical emergency, etc. Almost all the safety components were above 4, which indicates that the tourists in Croatia feel safe and trust the services. This research could be a significant tool for improving the policies for attracting the tourists during and after the pandemic.

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Published

2021-10-21

How to Cite

Kolombatović, R. R. ., Barbir, R. ., Knežić, P. ., Maretić, M. ., Stegić, K. ., Štefanac, D. ., Bašić, Željana and Kružić, I. . (2021) “Tourist’s Perception of Safety in the Republic of Croatia in 2019”, Transactions on Maritime Science. Split, Croatia, 10(2), pp. 511–519. doi: 10.7225/toms.v10.n02.019.

Issue

Vol. 10 No. 2 (2021): ToMS ~ October 2021

Section

Regular Paper

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