Tag Archives: Montenegro
Buk Bijela accelerates—turning Montenegro into the region’s ESG and legal stress test
Serbia and Republika Srpska are pushing ahead with the Buk Bijela hydropower project, valued at more than €200 million, while Montenegro is set to gain no…
UK carriers set the pace for Montenegro’s 2026 summer rebound, but infrastructure and geopolitics loom
Montenegro is entering the [[PRRS_LINK_2]] with a clear early advantage for UK airlines, which are rapidly expanding seasonal services into Tivat. The shift comes as geopolitical…
Eagle Hills eyes execution for Eco Village Ĺ as in Montenegro as design work wraps
Eagle Hills founder Mohamed Alabbar says the Eco Village Ĺ as project near Ulcinj has completed its design and is moving toward implementation, subject to final permitting…
Montenegro secures EPC licence to roll out instant payments, tightening alignment with SEPA real-time standards
Montenegro has signed a licensing agreement with the European Payments Council (EPC), a step that clears the way for instant payments and positions the country to…
Montenegro’s private aviation gap opens room for premium operators
As Montenegro’s luxury real estate and tourism draw more high-value visitors, private aviation traffic has risen—but the country’s aviation infrastructure has not fully kept pace. That…
How Montenegro can capture more superyacht value through MRO services
Montenegro’s rise as a superyacht destination has helped grow marina activity, but the most lucrative work—maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO)—is still largely handled in Italy and…
Montenegro’s next growth frontier: private wealth structuring and family office services
As Montenegro shifts from a tourism-led economy toward a [[PRRS_LINK_1]] built on cross-border capital, private wealth structuring and family office services are emerging as the most…
Foreign chambers as Montenegro’s capital gatekeepers—tourism, energy and the next investment wave
Montenegro’s €2–4 billion tourism and real estate cycle is shaped less by open competition than by foreign investor chambers that filter access to premium projects. As…
Montenegro’s EU path could reshape insurance and financial services growth
As Montenegro moves toward EU accession, regulatory alignment is expected to expand the country’s insurance and financial services sector—boosting demand as assets grow and competition intensifies.
Montenegro real estate moves from retail buying to institutional capital
Montenegro’s real estate market is shifting toward institutional ownership and more structured financing, supported by EU accession progress, stronger regulation and growing international investor interest.