Montenegro continues to expand its air connectivity in 2026, with dozens of routes connecting the country to Europe, the Middle East, and Central Asia. Both Podgorica Airport (TGD) and Tivat Airport (TIV) will offer a mix of year-round and seasonal flights, including many new low-cost routes and several new airline entries. This guide provides a co...

Biogradska Gora National Park will reopen to visitors starting March 16, according to an announcement from National Parks of Montenegro. "Thanks to favorable weather conditions, this year we are opening the park gates much earlier for visitors. Please note that preparations for the season are still underway, and we appeal to everyone who wishes to ...

For the first time, Podgorica will be connected by a direct flight to the popular all-inclusive destination Antalya, as announced by the Airports of Montenegro. The route will be launched by SunExpress, an airline entering the Montenegrin market for the first time. Flights are scheduled from June 14 until the end of October, operating twice per wee...

As part of the 5th anniversary edition of the regional festival CIM Forum 2026, which brings together prominent professionals from the fields of creative industries, culture, and media, Kotor will host the CC4WBs Networking Event from May 28 to May 30, 2026. The event will gather professionals from the fields of culture, media, and creative industr...

With only 620,000 inhabitants, Montenegro is positioning itself as a luxury destination compared to Spain and Croatia. The government is committed to a quality model that already attracts 2.5 million visitors a year. Montenegro (literally, Black Mountain) is starting to make a big splash in the European tourism sector. With just over 620,000 inhabi...

The Wind Festival — an event dedicated to the culture of life by the sea — will be held for the fifth time in Tivat, from April 24 to May 23. The program includes four weeks of sports, educational, cultural, and entertainment events at various locations. This year, parts of the festival program will also take place in Kotor and Herceg Novi, opening...

Montenegro has become one of the most attractive destinations for remote work in Europe. Although official statistics do not fully capture the real number of digital nomads, field estimates suggest that between 25,000 and 30,000 IT professionals are currently living and working along the Montenegrin coast. The largest group among them are Russian c...

Are you a digital nomad looking for the perfect destination to work and explore? Look no further than Montenegro! This hidden gem of the Balkans has everything you need to live your best remote work life. From visa possibilities for digital nomads to affordable living costs, stunning nature, and coworking spaces galore, Montenegro has it all. Let's...

 The British media outlet The Independent published a positive article about our country, stating that according to data from Kayak, demand for flights to Montenegro, specifically to Tivat, has increased by 74%, while demand for Croatia has declined. "Research from the platform Kayak has revealed that flight prices to Tivat have dropped by 9 p...

Portonovi and One&Only Portonovi proudly present the inaugural Portonovi Gastro Week, taking place from February 21 to 28, 2026, as part of the vibrant Festival mimoze celebrations. For seven delicious days, guests are invited to explore Portonovi through a journey of global flavors. Specially curated three-course menus will be available at a f...

A Small Orange Festival will take place on Saturday, February 21, in Njegoševa Street from 10 AM to 4 PM, as announced by the Tourist Organization of Herceg Novi. This cheerful event celebrates creativity, community spirit, and kindness. On that day, Njegoševa Street will be filled with numerous exhibitors, while visitors will have the chance to br...

At the end of December last year, positive articles about Montenegro were published in the prominent American media outlet Insider Travel Report, which has more than 80,000 active subscribers. The published articles are the result of activities by the National Tourism Organization of Montenegro, which hosted journalist Jennifer Lutz from the United...

In 2026, Montenegro enters the year with its most developed low-cost flight network to date, making the country more accessible than ever for short-term visitors, long-stay tourists, and digital nomads looking for a flexible and affordable European base. The country's two main airports now have clearly defined roles: Podgorica Airport – a year-roun...

Wizz Air has announced that it will open its 36th base in Podgorica, which they describe as a major step in their continued growth in the country and a turning point for Montenegro's air transport sector and economy. Starting in March 2026, Wizz Air will gradually station two modern Airbus A321neo aircraft in Podgorica and launch 14 new routes conn...

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When Belgrade rock musician Momčilo Bajagić Bajaga sang about Montenegro as a "hidden place, between mountains and the sea, where even the nights are warm and dreamy," he probably did not imagine that this Balkan country would one day find itself on BBC Travel's list of the 20 best places to visit in 2026. Hand in hand with the "ever-trendy" capita...

If you're planning a visit to Montenegro, Boka Bay is one destination you simply can't miss. This UNESCO-protected natural wonder is best explored from the sea — and there's no better way to experience it than with a relaxing and eco-friendly boat tour by EcoBoats Montenegro.  Why Explore Boka Bay by Boat? From the charming towns of Perast and...

This summer, Montenegro will once again host one of the region's most important events in the field of technology and innovation – the Game Changer Montenegro Festival, taking place from July 3 to 5 in Tivat. After an extremely successful debut edition, the festival returns with an even richer program and greater regional relevance. Over three days...

Two maritime lines—to Bari and Ancona—will connect Montenegro and Italy this July and August. Last season, the Mia ferry operated by Adria Ferries traveled to Ancona via Durrës. This year, it will be joined by Dalmacija from Croatian Jadrolinija, which will operate between Bar and Bari  Ćazim Alković, Chair of the Board of Directors at Bar Shi...

Jamie Oliver, one of the world's most renowned chefs, has opened his first restaurant in Montenegro. Jamie's Italian is located in the Porto Montenegro marina, within the newly developed Boka Place neighborhood. "Montenegro, we've arrived! Come enjoy a plate of handmade pasta, fresh seafood, crisp salads, authentic pizzas, and irresistible desserts...