BiHoliday kicks off a new season of outdoor holidays, having begun welcoming its first guests at the end of April across its two luxury camping resorts.
In Croatia, BiVillage overlooks the picturesque Kvarner Gulf, offering a privileged view of the Brijuni National Park. A four-star camping resort immersed in Mediterranean nature, it is recognised by the Croatian Ministry of Tourism as a top-level facility and has been awarded the Blue Flag. On the Venetian coast, the Centro Vacanze Villaggio San Francesco represents excellence in five-star open-air hospitality: 32 hectares set within a pine forest and directly overlooking the Adriatic Sea, with 500 metres of private beach.

Two different yet complementary destinations, ideal for those seeking nature, relaxation and the opportunity to explore areas rich in history and unique landscapes. The season will extend into autumn: BiVillage will remain open until 10 October, while Villaggio San Francesco will welcome guests until 30 September.
An increasingly complete experience
For 2026, both properties present themselves in a renewed form, with targeted improvements affecting accommodation, common areas and services. The aim is to offer an even more comfortable, refined holiday experience in line with the expectations of contemporary tourism.
BiHoliday’s vision is that of fully self-contained holiday villages, where everything is designed to ensure a carefree stay: restaurants, bars, supermarkets, shops, personal services and even charging points for electric vehicles, supporting more sustainable mobility.
Entertainment, sports and gastronomy are among the key strengths of these resorts, offering a rich and varied experience. Dining, in particular, enhances local products while also embracing innovation, with new offerings such as sushi, introduced in 2026 at Villaggio San Francesco.
Great attention is also paid to inclusivity and accessibility, thanks to collaboration with V4A – Village for All and a concrete commitment to removing architectural barriers. At the same time, the pet-friendly approach is further strengthened, with dedicated spaces and services for pets, increasingly considered an integral part of the holiday experience.
Master Plan: an evolving vision
2026 marks the third year of BiHoliday’s Master Plan, an ambitious multi-year project worth over €40 million aimed at deeply transforming the group’s properties.
The plan develops along three main directions: the renewal of accommodation solutions, with redesigned lodges and units; greater integration with the local area through authentic experiences and partnerships; and technological innovation, with the adoption of advanced management platforms.
The goal is to build an increasingly advanced hospitality model, capable of combining quality, sustainability and personalisation, in response to the evolving needs of today’s open-air travellers.
In the opening photo: BiVillage, Croatia

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