The Draft Law on Tourism and Hospitality introduces new regulations that will significantly impact service provision, consumer protection, and the positioning of Montenegro’s tourism offerings. The…
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In Kotor, according to the local Tourist Organization (TO), there are currently 6,430 guests. The majority, 4,380 guests, are staying in private accommodation, mostly from Serbia,…
Despite its natural beauty, climate, authentic culture, and existing luxury facilities, Montenegro has not yet succeeded in firmly establishing itself as a leading destination for luxury…
Radomir Vuksanović, Director of the Transport Administration, announced on TVCG’s “Good Morning Montenegro” that the Mojkovac – Đurđevića Tara road is expected to open to traffic…
The Ministry of Transport, Railway Infrastructure of Montenegro (ŽICG) and the Railway Vehicle Maintenance company have signed agreements to transfer grant funds provided through financial support…
The Mayor of Berane, Đole Lutovac, spoke on Gradska TV’s “Epicentar” program about the idea of reactivating the local airport, stating that while the concept itself…
Montenegro’s Minister of Transport, Maja Vukićević, and Monteput’s Executive Director, Milan Ljiljanić, signed a grant agreement with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to…
The first phase of construction on the main road Cetinje – Čevo – Nikšić, covering the section from the intersection with the Podgorica – Cetinje road…
After the Parliament reapproved the cooperation agreement with the UAE, Ulcinj’s mayor Genci Nimanbegu expressed caution despite businessman Mohamed Alabbar’s announcement that he has withdrawn from…
The Government of Montenegro has extended the deadline for evaluating bids for the concession of Podgorica and Tivat airports by 30 days, amid growing concerns about…
