While Montenegro officially positions tourism as a key pillar of development, the reality reveals a different picture—disjointed policies, unpredictable fiscal decisions, and neglected infrastructure are pushing…
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Tourism is vital for Montenegro, accounting for up to 30% of the country’s annual GDP, making it essential to keep pace with new trends, adopt advanced…
The Montenegro Chamber of Commerce booth at the international technology fair GITEX EUROPE 2025 in Berlin attracted significant attention from visitors interested in products from 15…
EPCG Željezara, owned by the state power company Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG), reported a loss of €2.11 million last year, bringing the total company loss to…
Tourism revenues and overnight stays in Montenegro are expected to continue declining in 2024, marking the first drop after many years, according to Dragan Ivančević, member…
Representatives of the governments of Montenegro and the Czech Republic are expected to soon sign a memorandum of cooperation, which will serve as a significant framework…
The summer season at Tivat Airport began with a strong surge compared to last year. In April alone, the airport recorded 77,870 passengers—an impressive 30.4% increase…
The construction of Montenegro’s new highway, deemed the most important infrastructure project by the current government, is advancing with strong backing from the European Commission and…
The Montenegrin government has announced it is finalizing a proposal to introduce a seven-hour workday, a reform that could significantly reshape labor relations in the country.…
Although the idea of introducing a seven-hour workday may seem like a step toward improving working conditions, the Employers’ Union of Montenegro urges the public and…
