Germany is one of the most developed tourist countries in Europe and acts progressively as an emitting and receptive country on the international tourist market. As a tourist destination, Germany is the eighth most visited country in the world because it includes the largest number of tourist overnight stays in Europe, which exceed almost 430 million. The attractiveness of this country is noticeable in all international tourist markets, and data from almost 70 million overnight stays by foreign tourists indicate the fact that this is a very important destination for both the European Union and Croatia as a tourist destination. Since more than 30% of the German population spends their summers in their country, and also many of its tourists travel all over the world, it can be described as a developed emitting tourist destination. The very contribution of German tourism to the economy is deeply observed through the operation of its economic functions, which are interconnected and interactive and, through their interaction, create the multifunctionality of tourism, thus emphasizing its most important features. Each economic function of German tourism has a separate significance and impact on the tourism of a particular destination, and their multiplicative effects contribute to each destination further developing into a heterogeneous spatial unit with numerous tourist attractions, becoming attractive to those demanding tourists who have not shown interest in certain destinations. Germany.