Due to the global pandemic caused by the coronavirus, as well as the earthquake that further hit Zagreb in March 2020, the future of tourism in the city of Zagreb is being questioned. The question is whether at the level of the City with existing resources it is possible to respond to the new situation and offer a solution for the purpose of recovering tourism in the city. The aim of the research is to determine the possibilities of tourism in the city of Zagreb due to both after the pandemic caused by the coronavirus and after the earthquake. The primary research is based on in-depth unstructured interviews with six respondents. The results of the research represent the answers of the respondents within the questions asked and open discussions on the topic of the future of tourism in the city of Zagreb. In addition to the interview, strategic documents at the City level were used for analysis. The results of the research indicate the fact that the pandemic has introduced certain positive trends in the context of staying outdoors, which is recognized in the new strategies and among the interviewees. The desire to stay outdoors opens up opportunities for the development of cultural tourism and various events that can be moved to the open spaces of the city. For the time being, indoor tourism is proposed to be put in the background. The strategy of the future of tourism must ensure that the destination is above all safe, because tourists will look for destinations that have excellent hygiene standards and are less populated. This is definitely an opportunity to attract tourists to Zagreb.