Croatia is debating implementing a system to proactively warn tourists of potential dangers, similar to the UK’s SRUUK messaging service. This discussion arises following a growing number of rescues conducted in mountainous and maritime regions. A recent incident involving four missing Portuguese nationals caught in strong “bura” winds has fueled the debate. Proponents argue that increased preventative warnings could significantly reduce risks for visitors unfamiliar with local conditions. Currently, Croatia relies on reactive rescue operations rather than widespread preventative alerts. Implementing such a system could require investment in infrastructure and public awareness campaigns. The potential benefits, however, are seen as outweighing the costs in terms of tourist safety and reduced strain on emergency services.