Montenegro’s airport infrastructure is currently under increased scrutiny from the European Union as the nation navigates potential concession agreements for its primary international airports in Podgorica…
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The surge in tourism and foreign investment in Montenegro has intensified the need for enhancements to the country’s aviation infrastructure. The primary airports in Podgorica and…
The Government of Montenegro has released a revised draft of its National Transport Development Strategy for 2019–2035, aiming to transform the country’s transport system with a…
Montenegro’s airports have reported a remarkable surge in passenger traffic, with an increase of over 16 percent year-on-year during the initial weeks of 2026. This growth…
As Montenegro approaches 2026, the nation’s transport infrastructure is becoming increasingly vital to its economic stability and growth. The effectiveness of air travel, road networks, and…
As Montenegro approaches 2025, the country faces critical questions regarding its infrastructure’s ability to support a booming economy heavily reliant on tourism. With airport traffic exceeding…
Montenegro has reached a significant achievement, serving over three million passengers in one year, marking its highest record to date. This figure not only reflects tourism…
This year marks a significant turning point for Montenegro’s aviation sector, as the country experiences unprecedented growth in both passenger traffic and financial performance. With revenue…
The Government of Montenegro will withdraw its proposed amendments to the Law on Financing Local Self-Government, which would have significantly reduced the share of concession fees…
The deadline for submitting bids for the tender for Montenegro’s airports will be extended until May 7, announced Prime Minister Milojko Spajić. He said that three…
