Imagine this – because of Marko Perković Thompson’s concert, the entire Kajzerica neighborhood in Zagreb will be closed to traffic for a whopping 48 hours! Yes, you read that right, two whole days before the event! Local entrepreneurs are shocked and furious because they were neither properly informed nor consulted. How are they supposed to operate when customers can’t even reach their businesses? Who will compensate them for the losses? These business owners pay their taxes, rents, and utilities on time, yet their livelihoods are completely paralyzed by one concert.
This isn’t just a one-day problem; it’s a full blockade of life in the entire neighborhood. Organizers and city authorities clearly didn’t think through the consequences. Nobody is against concerts, but this kind of organization is pure chaos!
Entrepreneurs demand transparent communication and respect for small businesses that form the backbone of the local community. Is it really impossible to hold big events in locations that don’t disrupt everyday life?
This is yet another example of how the interests of ordinary people are sacrificed for the profit and entertainment of a few. What do you think? Is it fair to shut down a whole neighborhood for two days because of a concert? Drop your thoughts below, maybe together we can figure out a better way!
