The British The Times published a report on the Pelješko bridge

In organization Representations of the Croatian Tourist Board in London, Dubrovnik-Neretva County Tourist Board i Tourist boards of Dubrovnik, he stayed in Croatia Tristan Rutherford, multiple award-winning journalist and long-time contributor to a popular British magazine The Times. He is during his stay in Croatia visited the Dubrovnik-Neretva County, and described the result of the trip in a reportage "The ultimate Croatian road trip just got even easier", published on the occasion of the official opening of the Pelješko Bridge. 

"The news about the Pelješko bridge and its opening in the middle of the tourist season also traveled around Great Britain. I am sure that the bridge, as an excellent transport solution, but also as a new attraction, will be an additional motive for the arrival of British guests in the Dubrovnik-Neretva County. When we speak specifically about the British market, in the current part of this year, Britons have spent more than 1,7 million overnight stays in Croatia, of which more than 633 thousand overnight stays have been made in Dubrovnik-Neretva County", she stated Daria Reic, director of the Representation of the Croatian Tourist Board in London, emphasizing that the most numerous guests in the Dubrovnik-Neretva County are the British.

In the said report, the author Tristan Rutherford he pointed out and described numerous attractions and natural beauties of the coast of Dubrovnik-Neretva County. Thus, apart from enjoying the beauty of the beaches and the food and wine offer, the journalist pointed out Mali Ston and its walls, an island Vela Stupa, Orebic and of course Peljesac with the indispensable Pelješki bridge, which left a special impression and a feeling of imposingness on the reporter, who emphasized its significance for the integrity of the Croatian territory, as well as its influence on tourism in this region and the country as a whole.

Source: Croatian National Tourist Board