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First organized arrival of foreign tourists after World War II.
1955
1957
1967
ferry line Senj-Baška-Lopar was established and Baška was connected with the mainland and the island of Rab.
The first agreement with West German agency Miramare from Munich was stipulated.
There were 5,760 visitors with 72,120 overnight stays (out of which 3,800 foreign)
1969
1956
HP Baška stipulated the first agreements with foreign agencies such as Göttler, Capri, Ruefa (Vienna- Austria), all through domestic agency Kvarner Express from Opatija.
1966 -1971
There were significant investments in tourist economy of Baška.
1962
1966
1968
There were 17,538 visitors and 214,740 overnight stays (out of which 130,195 foreign).
Hotel Corinthia, with 244 beds was built in 1970 bringing HP Baška to four hotels and five annexes with total capacity of 978 beds, one car camping site and several restaurants.
1970
1958
Bungalows with 40 beds and annex Adria with 66 beds were built .
Annex Strand was redecorated (20 beds).
New tourist facilities were built after the war supported by state investments and developmental investment policy.
In 1965 there were 7,938 visitors and 111,501 overnight stays (out of which 45,663 foreign).
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car camping site Zablaće was built. Its capacity was 1,600 visitors.
D. Zdenka Čermakova died in 1968 and was buried at the town cemetery.
annex Zvonimir was built with 152 beds.
Pre- war activities and traditions were revived, Fishermen's Day was reorganized.
The number of foreign tourists prevailed over the number of domestic visitors.
First private tourist facilities appeared- boarding house Anna Mari, boarding house Ruža, Papariba, Čika Boro, Gorica, Sidro and Villa Maria.
Fishermen's Day
Motif from Baška
Connection with mainland