The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) is set to continue its pivotal role in Montenegro’s journey toward European Union membership. This commitment was reinforced in a…
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Recent data from the Tourist Organization of Ulcinj indicates a slight decline in both tourist arrivals and overnight stays compared to 2023, particularly in June and…
Recent data from the local Tourist Organization (TO) of Tivat shows that the city is currently hosting 8,800 visitors, marking a 6% rise from the previous…
Energy Minister Saša Mujović was unable to confirm whether electricity prices will increase next year, but assured that vulnerable consumer groups will be protected. In an…
Tourism Minister Simonida Kordić has visited the Debeli Brijeg border crossing, one of Montenegro’s busiest entry points. Kordić highlighted the severe congestion caused by both tourists…
European Union (EU) officials have expressed their intention to invest hundreds of millions of euros in Montenegro to support its economic growth and innovation. This announcement…
The Port of Kotor is hosting two cruise ships carrying a total of 2,370 passengers. According to a statement from the Port of Kotor, the MSC…
Supermarkets in several European countries offer certain food items at more competitive prices than those found locally. The government’s medium-term strategy includes establishing a state-owned enterprise…
According to the latest figures, around 40,000 tourists are currently staying in Budva, a four percent decrease compared to the same period last year, reported Ljubica…
In Montenegro, the highest gross salary recorded last month reached €147,700, earned in the hotel and similar accommodation sector, according to Sava Laketić, Director of the…
