So, in the beginning, The Biscuit People Conference will take place from October 25 to October 28 in Sheraton Dubrovnik Riviera Hotel, located between the Airport and the old town, in secluded surroundings with a unique and private view over Srebreno’s bay.

It is important to point out at the beginning that there are currently almost no restrictions related to COVID-19, and if the situation changes or restrictions related to the conference itself or travel restrictions are introduced, we will inform you in time. Check here for all the regulations in place during the pandemic.

Coming to Dubrovnik by airplane

Dubrovnik air terminal has a few worldwide associations as well as everyday trips to the capital Zagreb, and other homegrown objections including Rijeka, Osijek, and Split. Dubrovnik is additionally open by means of Croatia’s incredible highway and road network. Dubrovnik Airport, also sometimes known as Čilipi Airport, is one of the busiest international air transport hubs in Croatia and it is located a short distance from Croatia’s capital city. Also, over the next three years, the airport aims to increase its annual handling capacity to over two million passengers. 

The air terminal is found around 15.5 km (9.5 mi) from the Dubrovnik downtown area, close to Čilipi. It was the third-most active air terminal in Croatia in 2019 after Zagreb Airport and Split Airport regarding traveler throughput. It additionally has the country’s longest runway, permitting it to oblige weighty long stretch airplanes. The air terminal is a significant objective for relaxation trips during the European summer holiday season.

Coming to Dubrovnik from the UK:

British Airways, KLM and six other airlines fly from London Paddington to Dubrovnik every 4 hours. Alternatively, you can take a bus from London Victoria to Dubrovnik via Cologne/Bonn Airport, Split bus station, and Dubrovnik – Gruz 2 in around 41h 1m.

There are only two London airports that offer direct flights from London to Dubrovnik. Gatwick operates flights with British Airways and EasyJet and Stansted with EasyJet and Jet2.com. There are no direct flights from Heathrow to Dubrovnik or from London City.

You can fly directly to Dubrovnik from the following UK airports:

• Belfast International.
• Birmingham.
• Bristol.
• Cardiff.
• Doncaster.
• East Midlands.
• Edinburgh.
• Glasgow International

Coming to Dubrovnik from France:

From the city: Paris

5 direct flights per day

From the city: Nantes

One-stop flights are available

From: Lyon

One-stop flights are available

From the city: Marseille

One-stop flights are available

From the city: Toulouse

One-stop flights are available

You can search your flights in detail on the link. 

Coming to Dubrovnik from Germany:

The best way to get from Germany to Dubrovnik is to fly which takes 4h 58m and costs usually around €80 – €280. 

From the city: Frankfurt am Main
10 direct flights a day
1 hour and 45 minutes

From the city: Munich
9 direct flights per day
1 hour and 25 minutes

From the city: Berlin
One-stop flights are available
More than 3 hours and 15 minutes

From town: Düsseldorf
One-stop flights are available
More than 3 hours and 25 minutes

From the city: Hamburg
One-stop flights are available

You can book your tickets  Eurowings, Ryanair, here (Lufthansa), here (Easyjet), and here (Croatia Airlines).

Coming to Dubrovnik from Italy:

There are 6 ways to get from Italy to Dubrovnik: plane, train, car ferry, bus, or car. Although the easiest way to get from Dubrovnik to Italy is to fly which takes 2h 52m and costs 220 kn – 1,200 kuna. Alternatively, you can bus, which takes 24h 58m. Croatia Airlines connects Dubrovnik with Rome (via Split or Zagreb) and Vueling Airlines and Wizz Air offer direct flights during the summer season. 

From the city: Roma
18 direct flights a day
1 hour and 10 minutes

From the city: Milan
One-stop flights are available
More than 3 hours and 20 minutes

From the city: Venice
One-stop flights are available
More than 4 hours and 25 minutes

From the city: Naples
One-stop flights are available
More than 4 hours and 5 minutes

From the city: Bari
One-stop flights are available

Check flights HERE. 

The best way to get from Dubrovnik to Switzerland is to fly which takes 4h 29m and costs 650 HRK – 1.700 HRK, and there are usually available one-stop flights.  You can find flights from Zurich, Basel, and Geneva available through Easyjet, Peoples Vienna Line, SWISS AIR, and Edelweiss.

Moreover, the cheapest way to travel from the Netherlands to Dubrovnik is by plane, ticket prices start at 602 kn. You can book one362621-stop flights from Amsterdam, Rotterdam or Eindhoven and flying companies that sell tickets are Cityjet, Croatia Airlines, TUI FLY NL, and Easyjet.

Important to point out is if you’re visiting from different regions of the planet and not Europe, for example, South America or Asia, we recommend you take a look at Skyscanner. It is a truly helpful online tool for tracking down modest trips to areas across the world.

If you are coming from another city in Croatia to Dubrovnik, the easiest way is to travel by car or by bus. Buy your bus tickets online: Getbybus.com, Busradar.com, Flixbus.com. 

Transport from/to the airport

Going from the airport to Dubrovnik’s old town or new city area, the traveler has options, such as a shuttle bus, taxi, or private transfer. The taxies can take up to 4 passengers and their luggage. Besides regular taxi, Uber also operates in Dubrovnik region. In most cases, Uber is less expensive. 

• Notifications and prices are publicly available at the taxi terminal at the passenger terminal, Building B (Domestic and International Arrivals), or by phone at +385 (20) 640100

Also, if you need a ride from the airport to the hotel – taxi is the easiest option. Except Uber, you can order a taxi Cammeo (+385 020 432 432) which is usually the cheapest option.

A more affordable choice is an air terminal transport. This transport administration takes you to the Pile entryway close to the Old Town and Main Bus Station – situated in the port of Gruž (voyage and ship port). Dubrovnik air terminal transport costs 40 kn (6 euro) per individual. The rute requires about 45 minutes. Be that as it may, because of thick traffic around the noteworthy focus (principally morning hours) voyaging time can broaden.

A few organizations are working transport from and to the air terminal, yet the most dependable one is Atlas – one of the oldest travel services. Map book transport schedule is made by the recurrence of flights showing up or leaving Dubrovnik Airport. Additionally, assuming you are going from the Old town to the air terminal, remember that the transport is halting over the Old Town. This transport stop is before the cable car station.

Travel safe and enjoy meeting magnificent Dubrovnik

Finally, we would like to point out that during your visit to Dubrovnik, in addition to the Biscuit People Conference, you also enjoy the city center and explore all the beauties that this city, recognized by UNESCO, can provide. There, Game of Thrones fans will get their money’s worth, take the most beautiful photos and get to know a part of the culture and tradition. If you have any additional questions or need help organizing your itinerary, feel free to contact us at contact@biscuitpeople.com and follow our website for all the news and updates about the conference.

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The goal of the Biscuit People Conference is to bring together leading industry executives, independent consultants, and other biscuit experts to discuss and exchange their knowledge, experience, and industry innovations.

Lecturers present interesting and current topics connected with industry breakthroughs, challenges and offer their solutions. Other participants are encouraged to interact with speakers and share their experiences, thoughts, information, and solutions.

BPC brings all participans together, offers them to stay on top of what’s happening in biscuit industry and gives them an opportunity to expand their business network.

Meet Dubrovnik

With the arrival of the Croats in the 7th century at the entrance of the Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik took his place. He had a rough past where he was being repeatedly bombarded and devastated. When residents felt security and freedom, Dubrovnik reached remarkable levels of achievement in its urban and architectural development that has been maintained to the present day in its literature and poetry, sciences, and in many other fields of art and culture.

Today, the war-devastated cultural heritage has been repaired and Dubrovnik became the capital of Croatian tourism.

What to see and do in Dubrovnik?

Thirty years ago, the value of Dubrovnik was recognised by UNESCO and the Festival of St Blaise joined the List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

If you enjoy architecture, we are sure you will fall in love with this magical city. Dubrovnik also has numerous churches which revealed the power and importance of religion in the lives of people at the time. You might be interested in one of Europe’s oldest synagogues, which is also located in this medieval city.

Furthermore, if you are maybe interested in long walks, the Walls of Dubrovnik are perfect for a complete experience. The walls are 1940 meters long with 6 fortresses and surround Dubrovnik’s Old Town. The city offers you guided tours and also the Dubrovnik Game of Thrones Tour. You knew Game of Thrones was filmed there, didn’t you?

After a busy day, Dubrovnik offers many restaurants where you can enjoy authentic local food, but also french cuisine and excellent steaks. We recommend you take one of the best-known red and white wines that will round your day.

Dubrovnik in autumn is cheerful and optimistic. Late September, October, and also November are ideal for holidays. The beautiful Adriatic sea is still warm enough, and it’s still pleasant to lounge on some of the sunny beaches.

Where is the Conference held?

As we already said, Conference is held in the Croatian city of Dubrovnik, in Sheraton Dubrovnik Riviera Hotel. Located between the Airport and the old town, in a secluded surroundings with an amazing and private view over Srebreno’s bay, this hotel has so much to offer.

This place on Earth provides you everything you can imagine

Enjoy in modern rooms and suites with an amazing view over the Srebreno’s bay. an exclusive restaurant Leut that serves authentic local and international food combined with premium wines from Croatia, outdoor activities or calming spa.

We hope you visit Dubrovnik, attend our Conference, and enjoy the new experience this event provides.

Luckily, Dubrovnik is well connected with Europe, and the airport is only 15 minutes away from the hotel.

So, now when you know transportation is not a problem and that Dubrovnik is the most wonderful in autumn, but also as an expert you want to stay on top of what’s happening in the biscuit industry, we invite you to our Biscuit People Conference 2022, 25 to 28 of October.

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