Montenegro often promotes tourism as a strategic sector, but behind the marketing slogans lies a reality of unplanned construction, traffic chaos, and declining standards. Prof. Dr.…
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Montenegro’s tax debt reached €745.9 million by August, including €455.9 million in principal and €290 million in interest, according to the Tax Administration (PU). Gross tax…
Montenegro may soon get a direct Madrid–Podgorica flight as Spanish airline Iberia considers launching services to the capital. The move follows strong performance and high load…
Montenegro’s government has approved the Spatial and Urban Plan (PUP) for Podgorica, covering the capital as well as the Zeta and Tuzi areas. A key feature…
Public consultation on amendments to the Labor Law reveals mixed reactions from the business community regarding mandatory salary transparency. The proposed changes aim to align with…
Since the beginning of this year, 1.97 million vehicles have traveled on the Princess Ksenija Highway, according to Monteput data. Traffic on the highway totaled 2.87…
Despite growth in arrivals and overnight stays in the first half of the year, Tivat recorded a decline in tourism revenue in July, indicating an uneven…
The bankruptcy administration of Vektra Montenegro has announced the sale of part of the company’s assets in Budva, with a starting price of €6.9 million. The…
The recent plan to build a bottled water factory in Danilovgrad, which would employ 25 people, has highlighted the longstanding issue of unexploited high-quality water sources…
Montenegro is preparing for the construction of a second submarine power cable to Italy, a strategic energy project by Terna valued at approximately €500 million. Work…
