Air Montenegro has introduced additional aircraft capacity through a wet-lease agreement with Turkey’s Tailwind Airlines after the delayed delivery of a fourth Embraer E195 created a…
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has approved a €30 million sovereign loan to support the introduction of intelligent transport systems (ITS) across Montenegro’s…
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…
Montenegro’s latest fuel price increase took effect on 7 July 2026, raising operating costs across transport, tourism, logistics and household spending during the peak summer season.…
Montenegro’s tourism sector, despite demonstrating robust demand, is facing significant challenges due to inadequate transport connectivity and funding for infrastructure. These limitations are beginning to hinder…
The government of Montenegro has initiated the implementation of the electronic consignment note (e-CMR), a significant advancement aimed at modernizing international road freight transport. This digital…
In 2026, Montenegro’s air travel connectivity is experiencing significant growth, particularly from its primary airports, Podgorica and Tivat. The expansion of low-cost carrier routes is enhancing…
As Montenegro approaches 2026, the nation’s transport infrastructure is becoming increasingly vital to its economic stability and growth. The effectiveness of air travel, road networks, and…
As Europe navigates a profound energy transition, the focus is shifting from traditional trade routes to pivotal electricity flows. The continent’s recent energy crisis highlighted its…
The dynamics of fuel pricing are pivotal to understanding the economic landscape of Montenegro, a nation where energy costs significantly impact both business operations and daily…
