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Gari Cappelli, Minister of Tourism Republic of Croatia Gari Cappelli, Minister of Tourism of the Republic of Croatia since October 2016, graduated from the Faculty of Maritime Studies in Rijeka in 1984. His business career before he became minister of tourism includes his position as a mayor of Mali Lošinj and the President of the Tourist Board of Mali Lošinj, which he held since 2005. He was Chairman of the Management Board of Jadranski luksuzni servisi (Adriatic Luxury Services), Dubrovnik and Consul of Economic Affairs at the Consulate General of the Republic of Croatia in the Italian Republic in Trieste. Besides, he worked as a manager of the RI Adria Bank Branch in Mali Lošinj and as a Director of the Cappelli tourist agency founded by him. He is fluent in English, German and Italian. During his work as a mayor of Mali Lošinj, he undertook a number of activities that prompted the development of destination management in Lošinj and Croatia and Lošinj archipelago as a year-round destination. Under his leadership, Tourist Board of Mali Lošinj became an associate member of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) and a full member of the UNWTO Knowledge Network, and in 2015 Mali Lošinj received the prestigious award from the World Tourism Organization for the project “Fragrances and tastes of Lošinj” in the area of innovations in public politics and government. In addition, he was a member of the 6th Croatian Parliament during which he was a president of the Tourism Committee and a member of the Committee on Transport and a member of the Island Council. In the period from 2007 to 2011 he was deputy chairman of the Supervisory Board of Jadrolinija. He has been performing the duty of a President of the Tourism Committee of the Croatian Democratic Union since 2012.
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Gari Cappelli, ministar turizma Republike Hrvatske Gari Cappelli, ministar turizma u Vladi RH od listopada 2016. godine, diplomirao je na Pomorskom fakultetu u Rijeci 1984. godine. Njegov poslovni put prije nego li je postao ministar turizma uključuje rad na mjestu gradonačelnika Malog Lošinja i predsjednika Turističke zajednice Grada Malog Lošinja, a što je obnašao od 2005. godine. Bio je predsjednik uprave Jadranski luksuzni servisi, Dubrovnik te konzul za gospodarstvo u Generalnom konzulatu RH u Talijanskoj Republici u Trstu. Osim toga, radio je i kao voditelj poslovnice RI Adria banke u Malom Lošinju te kao direktor Cappelli turističke agencije čiji i bio osnivač. Tečno govori engleski, njemački i talijanski jezik. Tijekom njegovog rada na mjestu gradonačelnika Malog Lošinja nizom aktivnosti potaknuo je razvoj destinacijskog menadžmenta na Lošinju i Hrvatskoj i lošinjskog arhipelaga kao cjelogodišnje destinacije. Turistička zajednica Grada Malog Lošinja pod njegovim vodstvom postala pridružena članica Svjetske turističke organizacije (UNWTO) te punopravna članica UNWTO Mreže znanja, a 2015. godine Mali Lošinj je dobio prestižnu nagradu Svjetske turističke organizacije za projekt “Miomirisi i okusi Lošinja“ s područja inovacija u javnoj politici i vlasti. Osim navedenog, bio je i zastupnik u 6. sazivu Hrvatskog sabora tijekom kojeg je bio predsjednik Odbora za turizam te član Odbora za promet i član Otočkog vijeća. U periodu od 2007. do 2011. godine je bio zamjenika predsjednika Nadzornog odbora Jadrolinije. Dužnost predsjednika Odbora za turizam Hrvatske demokratske zajednice obnaša od 2012. godine.