Montenegro’s Tax Administration identified irregularities among 213 taxpayers during a seasonal inspection campaign conducted from 1 May to 16 July, with authorities issuing infringement orders carrying…
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The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has committed $80 million to support the next phase of development at Porto Montenegro in Tivat, providing the marina and mixed-use…
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is preparing a financing package of up to €150 million for the next development phase of Porto Montenegro in Tivat, introducing…
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…
Tourism in Piva continued to expand during the first half of 2026, with the Municipality of Plužine recording 7,659 tourist arrivals and 11,662 overnight stays between…
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 recorded more than 124,000 tourists on 9 July, representing an increase of approximately 8% compared with the same date in 2025. During the first five…
Nammos Hotels & Resorts and Smokva Bay have confirmed that the planned Nammos Resort Montenegro is scheduled to open in 2029, marking a new investment project…
Kolašin is recording strong summer tourism demand, with hotel occupancy reaching up to 90% as Montenegro’s northern mountain destination develops beyond its traditional winter season. Data…
Montenegro’s tourism sector is increasingly moving toward a model focused on higher visitor spending, with Tivat and the Bay of Kotor becoming key areas where premium…
