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…
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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’s economic landscape is increasingly intertwined with its aviation sector, particularly as the country aims to enhance its tourism strategy. In the first quarter of 2026,…
Tivat Airport is set to enhance its status as Montenegro’s premier aviation hub, with plans to connect to approximately 50 destinations during the upcoming 2026 summer…
As Montenegro approaches the peak tourism season of 2026, the sector is experiencing significant growth driven by enhanced air connectivity, an influx of low-cost carriers, 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 aviation sector marked a significant achievement in 2025, surpassing three million passengers across its two main airports, Podgorica and Tivat. This milestone not only reflects…
As Montenegro continues to develop its aviation sector, the recent expansion of airline routes serves as a vital indicator of the country’s economic trajectory. Wizz Air…
Installation of Distance Measuring Equipment (DME) devices, which enable pilots to read the direct distance between aircraft and the device on the ground, began at the…
