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In April 2025, Montenegro experienced a decline in the number of tourist overnight stays in collective accommodation, according to data from the Statistical Office (Monstat). The…

The Center for Tourism Research and Development (CIRT) has addressed the negative narratives circulating in Montenegro about the country’s key economic sector—tourism. They emphasize that tourism…

Currently, Kotor hosts around 4,460 tourists, according to the local Tourist Organization. Of these, 2,660 stay in private accommodation, 1,720 in hotels, 56 in hostels, and…

Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović urged parliamentarians not to vote against the national interest regarding the Law on the ratification of the Agreement on cooperation in tourism…

The Parliament of Montenegro postponed the discussion on several agenda items, including the agreement with the United Arab Emirates (UAE), until June 3rd. The delayed discussion…

This year, Montenegro is seeing increased interest from various source markets. High occupancy rates at The Chedi Luštica Bay hotel and rental apartments during the spring…

In April, Montenegro’s collective accommodation facilities recorded 117,800 tourist arrivals and 312,140 overnight stays, according to preliminary data from Monstat. Foreign tourists accounted for 86.6% of…

The 14th session of Montenegro’s Anti-Corruption Committee focused on reviewing the anti-corruption aspects of a proposed agreement on tourism and real estate development between the Montenegrin…

The swimming season has begun alongside the finalization of contracts for the use of maritime public property, with preparations underway at many beaches. According to the…

Bojana Ćirović, the Protector of Property-Legal Interests, warned that if the current Agreement with the United Arab Emirates is adopted in its present form, lawmakers would…