In 2007 there were five or six holiday houses and two swimming pools, with only 2600 overnights per year. Last year 47,100 overnight stays were realized, 130 holiday houses and 124 swimming pools were built or built. Over 100,000 overnight stays are expected next year

When in the middle of the nineties of the last century Imotski construction entrepreneur Šime Medvidović entered his abandoned and abandoned hometown, on the northwestern edge of the town of Imotski, and saw a native stone house with dull and blackberry in his decades, he decided to do something that would turn into twenty years later something that the Imam did not even dream of.

Only from Easter this year, 30 new-fashioned villas have been placed on the market. It is estimated that since 2010, tourism workers invested seven million euros.
Ten years ago, Šime Medvidović began renovating his grandfather. He was the first on the Imot tourist map. The people who came here almost wondered the beauty of this landscape and everything that can be offered. I literally had a contract on the 2006 table for tourism. In Imotski kraj, then absolutely no one had a clue about it, Medvidovic explains.

In the mid-90s, Imotski construction entrepreneur Sime Medvidovic would look at his deserted, abandoned, and neglected hometown on the northwestern edge of the town of Imotski. After setting focus on a native stone house that was covered in brambles and blackberry, an idea would spark that would transform Imotski 20 years later, reports Jutarnji List on July 30, 2017.

There they bend their new family nest, relying on the fertility of land and water, and thus better living conditions. Behind themselves were heavy hearts left stone houses built with their own sweat and hands, as well as the hands of their grandparents. The great stone sculptors, the building masters whose hands were still building Austrian beekeepers and buildings throughout Europe during the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, became farmers.