Montenegro’s economic landscape is increasingly challenged by corporate illiquidity, which has escalated from a structural issue to the foremost barrier hindering economic performance. Despite positive indicators…
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In 2025, Montenegro’s luxury hotel sector demonstrated a strong performance, reflecting the resilience of high-end tourism amidst ongoing economic challenges. The year marked a continuation of…
Wizz Air’s recent decision to establish a base for two Airbus A321neo aircraft in Podgorica and launch 14 new routes starting in March 2026 marks a…
The financial results of Montenegro’s largest companies in 2025 reveal a complex economic landscape marked by both resilience and vulnerability. The performance of these corporations serves…
Montenegro’s long-delayed renewal of its passenger rail fleet has taken a concrete step forward, with Swiss rolling-stock manufacturer Stadler submitting the only bid in a public…
The announcement that Aerodromi Crne Gore plans to open new positions in 2026 offers a forward-looking signal about expectations in passenger traffic, service complexity, and infrastructure…
The reported revenue of approximately 49 million euros achieved by Aerodromi Crne Gore in 2025 provides a useful snapshot of Montenegro’s aviation and tourism economy at…
The agreement to establish a new company to manage the Solana represents a renewed attempt to unlock economic value from a long-neglected national asset. Beyond its…
Montenegro’s customs revenues have once again surpassed expectations, reinforcing their role as one of the most stable pillars of public finances. According to the latest figures…
Montenegro’s tax administration reported a record €1.5 billion in collected revenues over the first eleven months of the year, signalling both the strength of economic activity…
