Montenegro recorded 604,185 tourist arrivals during the first five months of 2026, while overnight stays reached 3.02 million, with both indicators increasing by only around 1%…
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Montenegro’s tourism sector experienced a downturn in April 2026, marked by a decline in arrivals from Israel. This trend reflects ongoing geopolitical tensions and disruptions in…
Montenegro’s tourism industry, a cornerstone of its economy for over twenty years, is undergoing a significant transformation as it pivots from a focus on luxury to…
Montenegro’s tourism sector is diversifying, moving beyond its traditional beach holiday model to embrace wellness tourism, health retreats, and lifestyle-oriented travel experiences. This evolution is evident…
Montenegro’s tourism industry faces a potential 20% decline from key markets due to the introduction of visa requirements for Russia and Turkey, as well as the…
The Minister of Tourism, Simonida Kordić, has called on all stakeholders involved in the tourism industry to contribute maximally to addressing potential challenges in order to…
Montenegro’s tourism industry is facing significant challenges, according to Rade Ratković, Dean of the Faculty of Business and Tourism. He pointed out that, unlike neighboring countries…
Jovo Perović, a candidate from the “European Alliance – Petar Odžić (SDP, SD, LP, and Citizens) – Clean Choice” list, has criticized the government’s decision to…
For Montenegro, the introduction of a temporary visa-free regime for tourists recognized as high-paying guests interested in traveling outside the main tourist season is considered crucial,…
According to the third quarterly report of the European Travel Commission (ETC), during 2023, Montenegro achieved exceptional results in tourism, leading compared to other European destinations…
