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The Government of Montenegro made a decision last April to grant a concession for Montenegrin Airports, said Minister of Transport Maja Vukićević. According to her, investments…

Since the beginning of this year, the Sozina Tunnel has served 245,830 vehicles. According to data from the Monteput website, which manages the tunnel, a total…

Improving air connectivity in Montenegro is vital for both tourism and the overall economy of the country. In this regard, Airports of Montenegro and the Competition…

This spring, citizens of Montenegro will likely have to first travel to Tirana, then take a flight from there to European destinations, as there are fewer…

Montenegro and Bulgaria will form a working group to finalize all details regarding the previously agreed-upon launch of a direct air route between Podgorica and Sofia,…

Air Montenegro will introduce two new seasonal routes this summer – flights from Podgorica to Prague and Baku. According to the ExYU Aviation portal, the Montenegrin…

From January 1 to December 29, 2024, Airports of Montenegro (ACG) served more than 2.87 million passengers, marking a record year for the company. The record…

The Sozina Tunnel has served 78,770 vehicles since the beginning of the year. According to data from Monteput’s website, the company managing the tunnel, 3.78 million…

The national airline, ToMontenegro, in collaboration with the Ministry of Transport, has prepared discounted flight prices for Montenegrin students and doctors undergoing specialization abroad, according to…

The Ministry of Maritime Affairs is actively working on improving maritime infrastructure, developing strategic plans and promoting Montenegrin ports as key points for sustainable development and…