- Around 500 people, including British tourists, have been evacuated from the Croatian island of Brač following a major wildfire that broke out on 10 September.
- Over 3,000 hectares of land have been affected by the blaze, with 223 firefighters and 69 vehicles deployed to fight the fire.
- The UK Foreign Office has not issued a warning against travel to Croatia, though it reminds visitors that wildfires are unpredictable and dangerous.
- Flights at both Brač airport and nearby Split airport are currently operating largely as scheduled, despite ongoing firefighting efforts.
- Travel refunds are not guaranteed as official travel advice remains unchanged, leaving holidaymakers reliant on individual providers or insurance cover.
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