Kotor welcomes 1,100 tourists, with most staying in private accommodations

Kotor currently hosts 1,100 tourists, with the majority staying in private accommodations (869).

According to data from the Kotor Tourist Organization, there are 216 guests in hotels and 17 in hostels, reports Radio Kotor.

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The most common visitors in private accommodations come from Russia, Turkey, Serbia, the United States and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Guests from China, Turkey, Spain and Ukraine are the most frequent in hotels.

Additionally, the Kotor Tourist Information Center reports that over 4,000 excursionists visited Kotor last week, with the largest groups coming from Turkey, the USA, France, the UK and China.