As Montenegro approaches 2025, tourism continues to be a pivotal component of its economic framework, influencing various aspects such as growth, employment, and foreign investment. This…
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Tourism continues to be the cornerstone of Montenegro’s economy, significantly influencing employment, foreign exchange earnings, and investment flows. In 2025, the country welcomed 2,728,564 tourists, marking…
Montenegro’s tourism industry is undergoing a significant transformation, evolving from a seasonal summer destination to a diversified year-round economy. This shift is driven by a combination…
Budva is the beating commercial heart of Montenegro’s tourism industry. No other Montenegrin municipality generates as much tourism revenue, attracts as many visitors or invests as…
Montenegro’s tourism sector, a key part of the national economy, faces a crossroads, balancing promising visitor numbers with declining overnight stays and revenues. Ranko Jovović, president…
Montenegro’s tourism sector has expressed cautious optimism for the summer season after a slight decline in key indicators during the first seven months of 2025, according…
Montenegro has entered a new phase in regulating private accommodation and the use of illegal buildings for tourism. The new Law on the Legalization of Illegal…
Around 20 hotels in Montenegro have downgraded their official classification over the past year, moving from hotel status to private accommodation. This follows a government decision…
According to unofficial data from local tourist organizations received weekly by the National Tourism Organization (NTO) of Montenegro, there are currently over 91,000 tourists in the…
Minister of Tourism Simonida Kordić met with UNOPS Regional Director for Europe and Central Asia, Tim Lardner, and UNOPS representative for Montenegro, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina,…
