Nowadays, the world is one of the most represented ways of promoting a country's tourism, its offer and the content itself. With its offer and content, Croatia attracts tourists from all over the world, thus creating its unique product and jobs. People think that the Croatian tourist destination is only in the summer, but based on the research of the tourist offer of the County of Sisak-Moslavina, it can be seen that our country has the potential for the rest of the year. Sisak - Moslavina County is located in the southern part of central Croatia, and is very well connected to the rest of Croatia and Europe by location. The “capital” is Sisak, which with its cultural and historical offer fascinates everyone who visits it. From the Great and Little Kaptol, across the Old Town to the Slave Striegl Promenade. Also located on the branches of the Moslavačka Mountains is the city of Kutina, which with its gastronomic offer is an exceptional tourist experience. The city is known mainly for originating many varieties of wine; moslavac wine, fragrant wound and scarlet. The most famous and oldest building is the Moslavina Museum, which today has the status of a school. Banovina is a province located under the slopes of Zrina Mountain and named after Ban Josip Jelačić, who paved the way through the low and straight Turopolje towards Zagreb. As one of the small towns in the county, Letovanic is widely known for its preserved cultural heritage, wooden house construction, and the song and dance of the HKUD "Poculica". That Croatia has sunshine in the continental continent and that tourism shows growth there in the summer months, shows us the increase in the number of tourists going to baths, aquaparks and thermal spas in Topusko thermal spas. The tourist offer is concluded by a rapidly growing selective form of tourism based on recreation and construction of cycle paths, called cyclotourism. Finally, we conclude that the County of Sisak-Moslavina, like the rest of Croatia, deals with tourism, but to the extent possible, it tries to get the most out of them.