Montenegro’s proposed 30-year concession for Podgorica and Tivat airports remains outside the formal parliamentary procedure nearly three months after being submitted, delaying a planned €300 million…
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Aerodromi Crne Gore handled nearly 1.5 million passengers from the start of 2026 until early July, representing growth of approximately 17% compared with the same period…
Montenegro’s airport and tourism sectors have recorded increased activity in 2026, with Aerodromi Crne Gore handling almost 1.5 million passengers from the beginning of the year…
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 moving into a phase where visitor spending, service quality and season extension are becoming increasingly important alongside traditional indicators such as arrivals…
Montenegro has introduced a new regulatory framework for duty-free retail, significantly altering the landscape for airports and ports as they become increasingly vital commercial assets. The…
As Montenegro approaches 2026, its airport operator, Aerodromi Crne Gore, is poised to implement an ambitious traffic plan aimed at significantly increasing passenger numbers and revenues.…
Montenegro’s airport sector is experiencing renewed focus from policymakers and investors following a new valuation of approximately €265 million placed on the assets of Airports of…
Montenegro is poised to undertake a significant reassessment of its aviation sector, with plans for a new valuation of state-owned airport assets expected to be finalized…
Montenegro is shifting its economic development strategy away from coastal real estate projects towards the modernization and monetization of essential infrastructure. Central to this transition is…
