The impact of the coronavirus pandemic has caused damage to the world economy on an unprecedented scale, and the consequences of the pandemic are still counting even today. The Republic of Croatia, a country that has been recording a better economic standard in recent years and which is listed among the best tourist destinations, has not gone untouched by this pandemic. The almost stable market before the onset of the pandemic experienced a small crash during the same. The fall of the CROBEX index in March for a large number of sectors led the country to a potential financial collapse. With the easing of pandemic measures at the end of April, CROBEX indices again recorded double-digit growth, especially in the tourism, construction and industrial sectors. The stocks that recorded the highest turnover and price increases during the pandemic are certainly the food and pharmaceutical industries. The justification for this lies in the greater demand for food and pharmaceutical products. By far the largest decline in the value of shares since March was recorded by the tourism sector, ie the hotel and catering industry due to the closure of borders and complete isolation. In June, the value of shares in the tourism sector rose double-digit again as a result of the easing of pandemic measures.