Tag Archives: Montenegro
Montenegro bets on festivals to reshape its tourism calendar for summer 2026
Montenegro is entering the summer 2026 season with a tourism model built around a tightly managed festival calendar rather than relying on July and August demand…
Aman Sveti Stefan set to reopen in 2026, underscoring Montenegro’s push to balance luxury margins with tourism volume
Montenegro plans to restart operations at Aman Sveti Stefan for the summer 2026 season after a multi-year closure, with phased reopening expected from late May and…
Montenegro tourism enters 2026 peak season as aviation-led growth meets concession and capacity tests
Montenegro is heading into the 2026 peak season with passenger volumes back above 3 million annually, supported by recovering air connectivity and expanding low-cost routes. But…
Montenegro tourism shifts from peak summer to a four-season model
Montenegro’s tourism industry is gradually extending beyond its traditional July-August peak, helped by better air access and changing travel habits. The move toward year-round demand could…
Aman Sveti Stefan’s 2026 return signals Montenegro’s shift toward higher-value tourism
Aman Sveti Stefan is set to reopen for the summer of 2026, bringing back a luxury segment that relies on value rather than volume. For Montenegro,…
Low-cost aviation has powered Montenegro’s tourism boom—now airport policy could reshape the trajectory
Montenegro’s five-year tourism expansion has been driven by low-cost airlines that widened access across Europe and helped extend the season. A proposed airport concession, however, could…
Montenegro’s tourism boom enters a capacity test as infrastructure strains mount
Montenegro is heading into the summer 2026 season with passenger volumes above 3 million annually and strong early bookings, but demand is no longer the main…
Montenegro turns EU accession into a financing and reform blueprint
Montenegro is repositioning its growth model around EU-aligned infrastructure, energy and environmental investment, supported by pre-accession funding and a shift toward long-term capital. The key bottleneck…
Montenegro’s energy stress spotlights the financing strain of transition
Montenegro’s power utility Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) reported a €92mn loss after the Pljevlja coal plant was shut for environmental reconstruction, forcing costly imports amid weaker…
Montenegro’s tourism rebound meets a pivotal aviation policy decision
Montenegro’s tourism is gaining momentum as air connectivity expands and low-cost carriers return, pushing passenger volumes above 3 million annually. But a proposed 30-year airport concession—backed…