Mediterranean fortress city, UNESCO World Heritage site, maritime republic origin
The 2026 total solar eclipse will cross New Zealand on 12 August, with Dunedin at the center of totality. Hotels are booking up as the event nears; observers expect tens of thousands to gather, making it a potential tourism milestone. The UK will see a deep partial eclipse, while many locations worldwide will enjoy viewing opportunities.
Tourism in Dubrovnik is up but faces renewed pressure as global fuel prices surge amid the Iran conflict. Officials warn flights may become pricier and arrivals could slow, even as Easter visitor numbers rise; fishing and local supply chains are also feeling the squeeze, prompting calls for government support.