Montenegro’s Tax Administration imposed €1.78 million in penalties following intensified inspections of businesses operating during the tourism season. Between 1 May and 30 July, tax inspectors…
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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…
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…
Luštica Development has requested approval from the Montenegrin government to use its rights over the Luštica Bay marina and waterfront promenade as collateral for a €15…
Montenegro’s microcredit financial institutions recorded strong expansion in 2026, with rising demand for smaller and more accessible financing among households, entrepreneurs and microbusinesses supporting rapid growth…
Montenegro’s Government has approved a draft Law on Tourism and Hospitality that expands tourism regulation beyond licensing of hotels, agencies and restaurants by introducing broader rules…
Luxury hotel projects in Kolašin are approaching completion, but delays in public infrastructure delivery are preventing several properties from completing technical testing, obtaining operating approvals and…
Montenegro’s tourism sector is entering the peak summer period with stronger visitor flows, expanded airline connections and increased activity in coastal destinations, while businesses face higher…
Montenegro’s Parliamentary Privatisation Monitoring Commission has requested information from several state institutions regarding the disposal of assets owned by Vektra Boka, with particular focus on Hotel…
Montenegro’s Parliamentary Privatisation Monitoring Commission has requested documentation and information from several state institutions regarding the disposal of assets owned by Vektra Boka, with particular focus…
