Montenegro recorded more than 124,000 tourists on 9 July, representing an increase of approximately 8% compared with the same date in 2025. During the first five…
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The Dr Simo Milošević Institute in Igalo has started the current season with improved operating results, with around 670 patients and tourists currently staying in its…
Kolašin is recording strong summer tourism demand, with hotel occupancy reaching up to 90% as Montenegro’s northern mountain destination develops beyond its traditional winter season. Data…
Montenegro’s transformation into a premium Adriatic tourism destination has been driven by investments in luxury hotels, branded residences, superyacht marinas, wellness resorts and high-end real estate…
Montenegro’s 2026 tourism season will depend heavily on the performance of Podgorica Airport and Tivat Airport, as passenger capacity, airline connectivity and route development become central…
Montenegro’s tourism sector is increasingly moving toward a model focused on higher visitor spending, with Tivat and the Bay of Kotor becoming key areas where premium…
Montenegro’s tourism industry continued to play a central role in the national economy in 2024, although the sector recorded lower revenue despite broadly stable international visitor…
As Montenegro approaches the summer peak, early indicators suggest a more robust tourism landscape than anticipated. By the end of June, approximately 100,000 tourists were reported…
Tivat has entered yet another peak nautical season without effective management of its maritime spaces, particularly in Tivat Bay, where vessels, especially yachts, continue to anchor…
Montenegro’s tourism sector achieved significant milestones in 2025, reporting 15.37 million overnight stays and generating €1.48 billion in revenue. These figures reflect a recovery that would…
