The Kotor–Lovćen cable car carried more than 430,000 passengers in 2025, with visitor numbers increasing again in 2026 and approximately 95% of users coming from abroad.…
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Montenegro is advancing its strategy to become a key player in regional event tourism with the introduction of the EXIT festival platform. This initiative is part…
Montenegro’s tourism boom is redefining its property economy. In 2023, visitor numbers exceeded pre-pandemic records, and hotel occupancy along the coast surged past 80 percent during…
The Municipality of Herceg Novi has submitted a request to the Secretariat for Ecology and Energy Efficiency to determine whether an Environmental Impact Assessment is required…
Montenegro’s President Jakov Milatović announced the restoration of a direct flight route between Podgorica and Bratislava for the upcoming season. He emphasized that this connection is…
Montenegro’s Minister of Tourism, Simonida Kordić, emphasized that the “Balkan destination” concept—based on the principle of “my guest is your guest”—offers an opportunity for every country…
Strategic investments in infrastructure, enhanced regional connectivity and an improved tourism offering are essential for creating an environment that attracts investments and accelerates economic activity in…
Simonida Kordić, Montenegro’s Minister of Tourism, has identified key issues impacting the country’s tourism sector, including border crossings, road infrastructure and airport connectivity. In an interview…
In Herceg Novi, as of Thursday, the number of tourists stands at 30,710, which represents a decrease of 430 compared to the same period last year.…
Simonida Kordić, Montenegro’s Minister of Tourism, held a meeting today in Herceg Novi with representatives from coastal municipalities and the tourism sector to address crucial issues…
