Montenegro is seeing a growing number of tourists from distant markets such as the United States, China, Israel, and Azerbaijan, according to Maja Kovačević, Head of…
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Amid ongoing negotiations between the Government and the Municipality of Ulcinj regarding the formation of a company to manage the assets of the insolvent Saltworks “Bajo…
The real estate market on the Montenegrin coast remains highly dynamic, with property prices continuing to rise, especially in prime coastal cities. According to real estate…
Instead of listening to people on the ground, authorities made decisions from their offices, calculating coldly and incorrectly. The result: the peak tourist season failed to…
In the first five months of 2025, Podgorica welcomed 67,390 tourists — a 9% increase compared to the same period last year — and recorded 127,920…
According to data from the Tourist Organization, Tivat is currently hosting 9,340 tourists, of which 9,230 are foreign visitors. The largest number of arrivals were recorded…
Montenegro is currently implementing 13 infrastructure projects with an estimated value of €150 million, according to Miroslav Mašić, acting Director General of the Directorate for State…
Minister of Economic Development, Nik Đeljošaj, stated that bidders for the concession of Montenegro’s airports have announced potential appeals, which could delay the process. The Tender…
Montenegro’s tourism sector is facing a sharp downturn, with the peak summer season failing to deliver expected results. Žarko Radulović, President of the Montenegrin Tourism Association,…
Montenegro earned €243.44 million from foreign tourists in the first five months of 2025, marking a 6.19% (€16.06 million) decrease compared to €259.50 million in the…
