Today in Rijeka, the KultuRi Conference – a conference on the valorisation of cultural-historical and sacred heritage in tourism – was opened, taking place on 9 and 10 April 2026 and bringing together numerous experts from the fields of tourism, culture and gastronomy.

The conference is dedicated to reflecting on the role of cultural and sacred heritage in contemporary tourism, with an emphasis on sustainable development, authenticity of the offer and connecting local communities.

Yesterday, at the Islamic Centre in Zagreb, a training session for internal auditors was held for representatives of companies operating within the halal quality system. The training was attended by representatives of the following companies: Pik Vrbovec plus d.o.o., Perutnina Ptuj - Pipo d.o.o., Drniška tradicija d.o.o., Valipile d.o.o., and Admira d.o.o., which is in the process of entering the halal certification system.

Today, a training session for internal halal quality auditors was held, attended by representatives from the hospitality sector and manufacturers from various branches of industry. The focus of the training was on a deeper understanding of the requirements of the halal standard, with the aim of achieving an authentic and professional approach to doing business in line with halal quality requirements.

The Centre for Halal Quality Certification organised a two-day internal seminar intended for the additional education and training of external auditors who participate in assessing compliance with halal requirements. The seminar was held in cooperation with the company Supera kvaliteta d.o.o. and brought together participants from various sectors related to the halal industry.