Proposed amendments to Montenegro’s coastal temporary-facilities program envisage additional nautical, hospitality and recreational infrastructure at Luštica Bay, including mooring sites for superyachts of up to 100…
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Budva recorded around 245,000 tourist arrivals during the first six months of 2026, generating nearly 800,000 overnight stays, according to preliminary data from Montenegro’s statistical office,…
Montenegro recorded approximately €1.48 billion in tourism revenue and 15.37 million overnight stays in 2025, with both indicators above their pre-pandemic levels but below the targets…
Aerodromi Crne Gore handled almost 1.5 million passengers between January and early July, around 17 per cent more than in the corresponding record period of 2025.…
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…
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is investing US$80 million in Porto Montenegro, with the financing announced in July through a strategic partnership with Adriatic Marinas. The…
Montenegro is moving to place yacht chartering and other nautical-tourism activities under a more comprehensive regulatory system covering vessel registration, commercial operations, insurance and customer protection.…
Ulcinj is hosting approximately 42,500 tourists, representing a 6% increase year-on-year, as the southern coastal municipality records one of its strongest peak-season occupancy levels in recent…
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…
Montenegro’s alignment of visa policy with European Union rules is expected to affect air connectivity with Turkey, with Turkish Airlines preparing to reduce services to Montenegro…
