The local tourist board in Sinj hosted a visit from eight British tour operators on Monday, 14 September. The meeting was part of a broader campaign promoting Croatian tourism, with representatives from the local community and the county tourist board participating in the organisation. The aim of the meeting was to introduce British partners to the cultural heritage and natural beauty of this part of Dalmatia.
The first part of the programme included a visit to the Alkarski Dvori and the Sinj Alka Museum. The guests were welcomed by the museum director, who presented the local history. The visitors were able to view the rich cultural heritage, including the tradition of the Sinj Alka. Special attention was paid to the significance of the veneration of the Lady of Sinj, which contributed to a deeper understanding of the local heritage.
Following the tour, the participants visited the basilica, where the meanings of traditional customs and religious festivals were presented. Special attention was given to the connection between the region of Sinj and the Croatian diaspora. The guests expressed their satisfaction with the experience, highlighting the rich cultural heritage and the specific culinary offerings.
The programme continued with a visit to the Bilobrka mill in Obrošić. Guests were given the opportunity to taste local specialities. The preparation was provided by local producers, among whom were highlighted Marina Balajić from the workshop Delma and Edo Crljen from the workshop Stari zanati. This visit contributes to the promotion of the Sinj and Cetina regions, highlighting the blend of tradition, history, religion, gastronomy, and untouched nature. The meeting promotes the development of the local community through the promotion of local products and services, strengthening the visibility of Sinj in the British market.
