Filip Radulović, Montenegro’s Minister of Maritime Affairs, has announced that Kotor Port has hosted over 1,000 ships and yachts this year, bringing close to 400,000 passengers…
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On Sunday, during a teleconference session, the Montenegrin Government approved a proposal for a joint letter to the European Commission. The letter, endorsed by the majority…
Montenegro’s airports are experiencing record traffic, with two million passengers served last month—an impressive feat achieved nearly a month ahead of last year’s numbers. This surge,…
According to the local Tourist Organization (TO), the Kotor Riviera is currently hosting 7,360 guests. Of this total, 5,630 are staying in private accommodation, while 1,600…
Montenegro has reached a significant milestone with a total of 100,000 phone numbers successfully transferred since the introduction of number portability services, according to the Agency…
Herceg Novi is welcoming 21,980 tourists, marking an increase of 1,030 compared to the same period last year. Data from the Herceg Novi Tourism Organization (TO)…
By the end of June, Montenegro recorded a total of €422.13 million in foreign direct investments (FDI), while €176.74 million exited the country, according to preliminary…
Tivat is currently hosting 7.8 thousand tourists, reflecting a 20% increase compared to the same period last year and a 24% rise compared to 2019, according…
The Municipality of Ulcinj is planning to construct a port at Liman and has announced a tender for a feasibility study, which will include a comparative…
The maritime route between Budva and Dubrovnik will be operational next season, according to Filip Radulović, the Minister of Maritime Affairs. Radulović highlighted that although the…
