The reopening of Aman Sveti Stefan following a five-year closure returns one of Montenegro’s most internationally recognised tourism assets to operation under a settlement reached between…
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The reopening of Aman Sveti Stefan after a five-year closure restores one of Montenegro’s best-known tourism assets as the country seeks to increase visitor spending amid…
The Municipality of Budva has collected approximately 57 per cent of its record €79 million annual budget during the first half of the year, with further…
Aman Sveti Stefan reopened on 1 July 2026, bringing one of Montenegro’s most internationally recognised tourism assets back into operation after a five-year closure linked to…
Budva is hosting approximately 36,000 visitors, according to the latest local tourism data, providing a strong start to Montenegro’s peak summer season. The figure was announced…
Montenegro has reestablished seasonal international ferry routes connecting Budva and Kotor to Dubrovnik, a strategic move aimed at bolstering regional transport links and enhancing the summer…
Budva, a key municipality in Montenegro, is facing significant challenges in its investment landscape due to administrative delays and infrastructure bottlenecks. While there is no shortage…
The Municipality of Budva is poised to receive significant financial investment as it advances plans for the strategic development zone at Smokvica. Investors from the Gulf…
After a prolonged period of rapid growth fueled by foreign investment and tourism, Budva’s real estate market is now witnessing a significant correction, with prices in…
Tivat and Budva enter 2026 as Montenegro’s dual real estate epicentres—each driven by distinct dynamics, yet both reflecting the broader transformation of the national property landscape.…
