Adriatic Properties will resume construction of the Janu-Kraljičina plaža hotel complex in Miločer, restarting the coastal tourism project after a five-year suspension. Construction will continue under…
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Montenegrin tourism company Vila Oliva has acquired Hotel Plaža in Herceg Novi for €20.4 million, expanding its coastal hospitality portfolio to more than 3,500 beds. The…
Regent Porto Montenegro is expected to leave IHG Hotels & Resorts and join Kerzner International’s Rare Finds collection, bringing another hotel at the Tivat development under…
Montenegro is recording stronger tourist arrivals, but available data indicate growing pressure on tourism revenue per visitor, raising questions about the value generated by continued growth…
Montenegro is seeking to strengthen its position in the Mediterranean meetings market by attracting more conferences, corporate meetings and incentive travel outside the peak summer season.…
Proposed amendments to Montenegro’s coastal temporary-facilities program envisage additional nautical, hospitality and recreational infrastructure at Luštica Bay, including mooring sites for superyachts of up to 100…
Montenegro recorded 2.73 million tourist arrivals and 15.37 million overnight stays in 2025, but most tourism activity remains concentrated on the coast and during a limited…
Montenegro’s Yacht Registry has grown to 576 vessels, with Serbian individuals and companies accounting for the largest share of registered yachts, according to the latest data…
Montenegro recorded 2.5 million international arrivals in commercial accommodation in 2024, broadly unchanged from the previous year, while tourism receipts fell 3.1% to €1.5 billion, according…
New luxury developments are adding to Montenegro’s coastal investment pipeline as international hospitality brands and residential projects expand along the Adriatic. Nammos Hotels & Resorts and…
