Author: David Lazarevic

The Ministry of Transport has published the updated ranking list of bidders in the concession process for Montenegro’s airports, showing the South Korean company Incheon International…

One of Montenegro’s most recognizable tourism infrastructure projects — the Kotor–Lovćen–Cetinje cable car — is entering a new phase of development, the Ministry of Public Works…

At the end of October, Montenegro recorded 27,910 unemployed persons, marking a 3.2% increase compared to September, according to data from the Employment Agency (ZZZ). The…

The debate over Montenegro’s Sunday work ban has intensified as two opposing initiatives move forward simultaneously. The Montenegrin Employers’ Federation (UPCG) reiterated its expectation that the…

Montenegro has taken an important step toward a more modern and transparent business environment. With the launch of the Unified Contact Point (JKT) portal, entrepreneurs and…

Montenegro is entering the 2025/26 winter tourism season with a coordinated national plan connecting government institutions, local authorities, the energy sector, and the tourism industry. The…

Montenegro’s mountain ranges will soon welcome a new attraction for adventure and nature enthusiasts — the “Via Ferrata Prokletije”. This project aims to showcase the wild…

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has strengthened its presence in Montenegro by opening a representative office in Podgorica, signaling renewed support for the country’s development projects…

Montenegro’s Ministry of Tourism does not have the €18,000 required to pay the connection fee to the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System (CEDIS) for the new six-seat…

Montenegro’s tourism industry faces a potential 20% decline from key markets due to the introduction of visa requirements for Russia and Turkey, as well as the…