In Montenegro’s evolving tourism landscape, local agencies and sector organizations are redefining their roles beyond traditional service providers. They are increasingly recognized as market coordinators, influencing…
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Herceg Novi is actively transforming its image into Montenegro’s premier winter coastal destination, leveraging the renowned Mimosa Festival to extend tourism beyond the summer months. This…
The municipality of Kolašin in northern Montenegro is set to embark on a significant tourism infrastructure initiative with the construction of a €101 million cable car…
Tivat, a prominent municipality in Montenegro, is embarking on a strategic tourism planning initiative for the period of 2026 to 2030. This decision comes as the…
Sutomore, a coastal town in Montenegro, is often associated with low-cost, mass tourism, but this perception overlooks its potential for economic diversification. Located strategically between Bar…
Bigova and the surrounding villages on the Luštica peninsula exemplify a unique economic landscape in Montenegro, characterized by a careful balance between tourism and local authenticity.…
Baošići and Đenovići, located along the Herceg Novi coastline, are emerging as significant residential-tourism zones. These areas serve as alternatives for visitors seeking respite from the…
Stari Bar is emerging as a distinctive economic player in Montenegro, serving as a cultural-agricultural tourism node that contrasts with the predominant beach tourism in the…
The Ulcinj hinterland, particularly the Velika Plaža area, presents a significant opportunity for the development of Montenegro’s coastal tourism sector. Despite its potential, this region remains…
Prčanj and Stoliv, located in the Bay of Kotor, are evolving into significant residential-tourism hybrids. These areas serve to alleviate the tourism pressure from Kotor, providing…
