Kotor is currently hosting 1,260 visitors, according to data from the local Tourist Organization (TO).
Of the total number of guests, 875 are staying in private accommodations, 368 in hotels, and 14 in hostels.
The majority of guests in private accommodations are from Russia, Turkey, Serbia, the United States, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, while the hotel guests mainly come from the United Kingdom, Russia, China, Australia, Ukraine, and Croatia, according to Radio Kotor.
In the past week, the city has been visited by 4,320 excursionists, with the largest groups coming from China, Greece, France, and Germany.
The Tourist Information Center – Kameni Kiosk and the Foreign Visitor Registration Office will be open daily from 8 AM to 8 PM starting April 1.
Additionally, new registration and tourist tax payment points will open in Risan and Sveti Stasije starting April 1. These points will be available on weekdays from 8 AM to 3 PM, with a break from 12 PM to 12:30 PM. They will be closed on weekends, as stated by the TO Kotor.
