It took the taxi driver half an hour to get to the airport. After arriving at the place, he asked the tourist for the payment card from which he had collected the fees. When the young women saw the bill, they burst into tears. Croatian TV reported.
Dnevnik portal reported that There is no prohibition in Croatian law that prevents taxi drivers from charging for services according to their own rules. “This is the problem young Italian women have,” one says.
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The daily newspaper “Gottangere List” recalled the reaction of the Italian media, which Tourists heading to Croatia are urged to check prices before taking a taxi, and to use ride-hailing apps, if possible.
Croatian tourism industry representatives stress how important price transparency and professional behavior of taxi drivers are to maintaining the country’s reputation as a tourist-friendly country. You can also get to Split Airport from the city center by public transport, which takes about 40 minutes. However, young tourists decided to take a taxi, fearing that they would miss their flight.
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