Travel Guide

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Yes, there is a small offer at almost all soccer fields.

There is a doctor and a pharmacy in every KOMM MIT hotel town. The hotel reception usually has detailed information about this. There are hospitals on the coast in Blanes and Calella. The next larger ones are then in Girona, Mataró and Barcelona.

All Schengen citizens can easily travel to Croatia with their identity card; there is no visa requirement for them.

Travelers from other countries may have different rules; they must obtain separate information about entering Croatia in their country, ideally at the Croatian consulate or the Croatian embassy.

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You visit the doctor during his office hours. The hospital is open 24/7 via an ambulance. You should have your ID, health insurance card and cash/credit card with you. Depending on the severity of the injury/workload of the practice/hospital, you will be preferred or have to wait your turn.

There are several venues in Croatia, but they are close together.

In Croatia, the KOMM MIT tournament office is located in one of the hotels. The exact address will be given to you with the travel documents.

During events, you can reach the staff on site at 0157 77913184; the email address is croatia@komm-mit.com.

On the small field, a game lasts 2x 15 minutes, on the big field 2x 20 minutes.

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Criticism, positive or negative, can be submitted to the KOMM MIT tournament office. If this can be addressed on site, this will be done. Otherwise, we will also receive criticism by email after the tournament and process it. After every KOMM MIT tournament, emails are automatically sent with a link to submit feedback.

Tournaments in Croatia usually involve between 40 and 80 teams.