BiHoliday reopens two of its two flagship Camping Resorts: BiVillage in Fažana, Croatia, and the Centro Vacanze Villaggio San Francesco in Caorle, in the province of Venice.
Refurbished accommodation units and sushi dining
The Camping Resort Villaggio San Francesco, open until 30 September, is a model of open-air hospitality focused on experience and sustainability. Set in a pine forest overlooking the Adriatic Sea it has refurbished accommodation units, as well as improved communal areas and enhanced services, and it also features a new sushi-based dining option among this year’s new additions.
From villas to camping pitches
Inclusive, accessible and pet-friendly, the Camping Resort is a self-sufficient holiday village equipped with every amenity. The resort offers a five-star range comprising seven types of holiday homes, including apartments and new-generation villas, as well as premium pitches ranging from the 100-square-metre Belvedere pitches to the 130-square-metre King Size pitches. The 500-metre stretch of private Blue Flag beach features a beach club complete with fully equipped gazebos, personalised shaded areas and dining facilities right on the shore.
17 sports, a Kid's Club and teenage programme
The sports programme includes tennis, table tennis, water polo, archery, sailing, canoeing, yoga and Pilates, activities that can be enjoyed independently or by taking part in courses led by qualified instructors. The guest experience is further enriched by entertainment programmes suitable for all age groups: from the kids’ club with workshops and creative activities, to programmes for teenagers, right through to evening entertainment for adults featuring shows, live music and themed evenings.
BiHoliday closed 2025 with a turnover of €34.5 million
Maurizio Biasuzzi AD BiHoliday Biasuzzi Spa
2026 marks the third year of development for BiHoliday’s Master Plan, a multi-year project worth over €40 million aimed at a profound transformation of the facilities. “After more than fifty years in the tourism industry, we continue to grow by evolving our model without losing our identity,- said Maurizio Biasuzzi, the group’s CEO. -Our goal is to build responsible hospitality, capable of generating value for guests, staff and the local communities where we operate.” BiHoliday closed 2025 with a turnover of €34.5 million, recording growth of +13% compared to the previous year and exceeding 1.2 million total guest stays across its two properties in Fažana and Caorle. The group, part of the Biasuzzi business group, also includes the tour operator BiBooking, the food & beverage division BiFoody, and the MICE service brands Bi2Bi and BiAcademy.
