Montenegro recorded a decline in tourist overnight stays in collective accommodation during February and March 2025, according to data released by the country’s Statistical Office (Monstat).…
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A section of the Tivat – Budva boulevard, from Tivat airport to the turnoff for Bigovo, will be asphalted before the start of the tourist season,…
The Government of Montenegro has stated it is doing everything possible to resolve the issue of the Sveti Stefan and Miločer hotel complex in the best…
Currently, there are around 2,300 tourists staying in Tivat, which is an 11% decrease compared to the same period last year, according to data from the…
The northern region of Montenegro has long been neglected, despite possessing most of the country’s natural resources. We welcome the interest from investors who could provide…
Once a hallmark of Montenegrin tourism, the Sveti Stefan city-hotel will likely remain closed for the fifth consecutive summer, as the government has not responded to…
The Minister of Tourism, Simonida Kordić, has called on all stakeholders involved in the tourism industry to contribute maximally to addressing potential challenges in order to…
Investments are welcome, along with all potential investors, but their visions and plans must align with the interests of the local residents and municipalities where the…
The Government of Montenegro is currently in the process of tendering for the concession of two airports, in Tivat and Podgorica, for a period of 30…
Minister of Transport Maja Vukićević emphasized that the Government’s top priorities remain the development of Montenegro’s northern region and the improvement of road safety. During her…
