The tourism of Split-Dalmatia County is characterized by a continuous increase in tourist arrivals and overnight stays, while changing the qualitative characteristics of tourist supply and demand. The mild Mediterranean climate, natural resources, the coast with more than 1000 islands, rich history and cultural heritage make Split-Dalmatia County an extremely attractive tourist destination, which is certainly one of the main reasons for the steady growth of tourist traffic year after year. Congress tourism has become more prominent in the last few years, which has been noticed in the expansion of congress halls in larger hotels. The city of Split is particularly prominent and shows exceptionally good results year after year in all segments of the tourist business and has a share of 20% in the total arrivals in the region, which is the result of years of efforts to turn Split from a transition destination into a European tourist destination. In addition to the city of Split, Makarska, Hvar, Baška Voda and Seget are among the top destinations in terms of tourist arrivals in 2018 in the region, which also gives higher rates of growth in tourist traffic. Over the last few years, the Dalmatian hinterland has also seen an increase in tourist arrivals and accommodation capacities due to its preserved, authentic and environmentally valuable space. Investing in the development of rural tourism contributes to differentiating the supply of Split-Dalmatia County. Nautical tourism is based on the offer of nautical ports and the increasing development of nautical ports, while adventure tourism has increased significantly in recent years.