The decision by Elektroprivreda Crne Gore to approve a 50 percent electricity price discount for households in Pljevlja is a measure rooted in social, environmental, and…
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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 formation of a working group tasked with drafting Montenegro’s EU Accession Treaty marks a transition from negotiation to preparation for membership. While still procedural, this…
The statement by EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos that Montenegro has “never been closer” to EU membership carries weight well beyond diplomatic encouragement. For markets and…
Montenegro’s decision to close five additional negotiation chapters with the European Union marks one of the most substantive milestones in the country’s accession process in recent…
The widening gap between volumes and margins has reignited discussion over Montenegro’s tourism strategy. The key question is whether the sector can move from a volume-driven…
Montenegro’s tourism success has relied on balancing quality and affordability. Recent cost pressures threaten to disrupt this equilibrium. Rising wages, energy costs, and input prices are…
Labour shortages have become a critical constraint on Montenegro’s tourism sector. While demand remains strong, the availability of workers increasingly shapes capacity and service quality. This…
Seasonality remains a defining feature of Montenegro’s economy. Despite repeated policy efforts, economic activity peaks sharply during the summer months and tapers off rapidly thereafter. This…
Montenegro’s tourism sector continues to show strong headline performance, but beneath the surface the economic equation is shifting. Recent reporting highlights a widening gap between revenue…
