Montenegro’s microcredit financial institutions recorded strong expansion in 2026, with rising demand for smaller and more accessible financing among households, entrepreneurs and microbusinesses supporting rapid growth…
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Montenegro’s Government has approved a draft Law on Tourism and Hospitality that expands tourism regulation beyond licensing of hotels, agencies and restaurants by introducing broader rules…
Luxury hotel projects in Kolašin are approaching completion, but delays in public infrastructure delivery are preventing several properties from completing technical testing, obtaining operating approvals and…
Montenegro’s economy is expected to maintain moderate growth during 2026, with international forecasts pointing to expansion of close to 3%, supported by tourism, household consumption, electricity…
Montenegro’s luxury tourism sector continues to attract international capital, with the latest investment momentum marked by an $80 million strategic investment from the International Finance Corporation…
Iberia has launched a new direct air connection between Madrid and Tivat, introducing a new Western European route to Montenegro during the peak period of the…
The Municipality of Budva has collected approximately 57 per cent of its record €79 million annual budget during the first half of the year, with further…
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has committed $80 million to support the next phase of development at Porto Montenegro in Tivat, providing the marina and mixed-use…
Montenegro’s expanding tourism sector is increasing pressure on the country’s transport infrastructure, as major coastal investments and growing mountain destinations develop faster than parts of the…
The Ministry of Public Works has launched a tender for the design and construction of artificial reservoirs to support snowmaking infrastructure at Ski Centre Kolašin 1600.…
