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…
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Montenegro’s southern region continues to attract investment in tourism, hotels, real estate and related services, while infrastructure constraints, labour shortages and limited coastal land are increasing…
Montenegro’s environmental assessment rules cover a broad range of tourism, property, renewable-energy, industrial and infrastructure investments, with projects divided between mandatory assessment and case-by-case screening. The…
Montenegro’s government has confirmed that it has no plans to restore its former citizenship-by-investment programme, which generated more than €410 million in recorded investments, contributions and…
Tourism in Piva continued to expand during the first half of 2026, with the Municipality of Plužine recording 7,659 tourist arrivals and 11,662 overnight stays between…
Nammos Hotels & Resorts and Smokva Bay have announced a partnership to develop Nammos Resort Montenegro on the Budva Riviera, with the opening of the planned…
Montenegro’s airport and tourism sectors have recorded increased activity in 2026, with Aerodromi Crne Gore handling almost 1.5 million passengers from the beginning of the year…
Montenegro’s tourism industry continued to play a central role in the national economy in 2024, although the sector recorded lower revenue despite broadly stable international visitor…
The Dune Resort development in Ulcinj is poised to reinvigorate Montenegro’s southern coast, marking a significant step in the region’s tourism investment landscape. The project, spearheaded…
Montenegro’s tourism sector, historically reliant on traditional investments such as hotel construction and marina expansion, is poised for a transformative shift towards technology-driven solutions. As the…
