In 2011 Estonia can pass to euro, the commissioner of EU concerning economy and the finance Hoakin Almunija considers. Despite crisis, the Country confidently moves to introduction of the European currency. Probably, in 2011 to the tourists going on rest in this Baltic republic, it is necessary to pay off in cafe and museums not with the Estonian crones, and habitual euros.  In 2009, according to the expert of the World bank specialising on the Baltic States and Poland, T.Larsen, Estonia will limit a budgeted deficit of 3 % from gross national product. Also this country does not have problems with stability of the exchange rate and debt loading of the governmental sector. If and further the situation develops positively in a year Estonia becomes 17th country of an eurozone. In 2010, in an euro zone, most likely, new members will not be accepted.
Let’s remind that Slovakia was last country which has entered euro, it has passed to the European currency in the beginning of 2009. Following expansion of an eurozone will take place not earlier than 2014, and, Latvia becomes probably, new “eurocountry”. The third Baltic a camp, Lithuania, yet does not put concrete terms of transition to new currency.

Also at least will partially join an eurozone owners hotels wish Dubrovnik and urge the country authorities to allow to take from tourists for fee in the European currency.
Thousand tourists arrive to the Croatian Dubrovnik on water  liners, however practically do not receive profit even from a great number of travellers as tourists pay for residing at local currency. The permission to official circulation of the euro could correct a situation, however operating the Central bank of Croatia Zelko Rohatinski has noticed that simultaneous use of two currencies will break balance of circulation and can lead deceit.