Supported by
In April, Montenegro’s collective accommodation facilities recorded 117,800 tourist arrivals and 312,140 overnight stays, according to preliminary data from Monstat.
Foreign tourists accounted for 86.6% of overnight stays, while domestic tourists made up 13.4%.
Supported by
By location, most overnight stays were in coastal areas (84.3%), followed by the capital city (10.6%), other locations (3.2%), and mountain destinations (1.9%).
Collective accommodation includes hotels, guesthouses, motels, tourist resorts, holiday centers, hostels, and camps, but excludes private accommodation such as rented houses, rooms, and tourist apartments.
Supported by
