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…
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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…
Luštica Development has started wastewater infrastructure works for a new residential phase within the The Peaks golf district at Luštica Bay near Tivat, preparing the site…
Tivat recorded 10,870 registered tourists in early August 2026, representing an 8% increase compared with both 2025 and 2024, with hotel accommodation growing significantly faster than…
Montenegro’s 2026 tourism season is recording continued visitor growth and a broader international guest profile, but pressure on infrastructure, uneven service standards and labour shortages are…
The Illusions Montenegro Festival will be held at Nomade Beach on Velika Plaža in Ulcinj from 13 to 15 August 2026, bringing three nights of international…
Montenegro’s luxury coastal development pipeline is increasingly shifting toward mixed-use projects where branded apartments and villas provide the main financing source, while hotels and hospitality facilities…
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…
