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That’s the new message that is sweeping across Montenegro, following on from the public launch of the official campaign in Podgorica yesterday. Designed to combat various forms of hate speech ...

One of the largest Hotel Groups in the World, with several different brands under its portfolio, is set to start building a new luxury retreat in Bar, with a proposed total investment of €57m over the next five years.

Air Montenegro is already proving to be very popular and has been able to demonstrate strong passenger numbers and income since it began operating commercial flights in July 2021.

Did you know that Biogradska Gora is the first National Park in Montenegro?  
The story of this rare, nature’s diamond begins in the 19th century with King Nikola Petrović’s persistence to preserve this area so that future generations could enjoy it. It became the so-called, “king’s shelter” and since then it is under state protection. In 1952 the Park was proclaimed to be a National Park and since 1977 it is under UNESCO protection as a part of the Man and the Biosphere Programme (MAB).

Official stats show that the Economic Outlook for both 2021 and 2022 is strong for Montenegro as not only has it’s national debt fallen for the first time since they gained Independence, but along with their Balkan counterpart of Moldova, they will also see the highest levels of economic growth in 2021, amongst the ‘Emerging European’ nations.

After withdrawing from the competition in both 2020 and 2021, Montenegro is back in Eurovision and they will shortly announce the method of their selection process for their 2022 entry within a few weeks. The Montenegrin broadcaster RTCG confirmed the news shortly after the competing nations were announced...

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has recently launched it’s Three Point Economic Plan for Montenegro, which will take the country to new heights and continue it’s a current positive trend in all domestic and international markets.

It’s looking highly likely that over the next few months and years there’s going to be significantly more investment in the IT Sector, Smart Technology and Processing for Montenegro, following a recent meeting between the Minister for Economic Development Jakov Milatovic and a group of German investors, which also included the Ambassador of Germany to Montenegro and the Honorary Consul of Montenegro to Germany.

The main focus of Montenegro at the moment is to gain EU membership approval, and progress is currently on the right track following a meeting between government representatives including the Prime Minister Zdravko Krivokapić & EU Officials.

As Montenegro continues to recover from the global Covid Pandemic, posting strong visitor numbers of 740,000 tourists in July, the government met recently to discuss how they can further capitalize on increased demand for tourism to the country.

As developments continue to grow in Montenegro with the increased demand for travel and tourism to this stunning part of the World, the IHG Hotel Group have decided that now is the perfect time to be establishing their first luxury hotel in the country.

Homosexuality in Montenegro still remains a very sensitive subject, as it does with most of the Balkan Regions, however, there is a deeper understanding that times are changing rapidly and more needs to be done to integrate everybody, including those from the LGBT community.

An important habitat that has the IBA status (Important Bird Area) and which is home to around 250 species, including Flamingos, is to be saved by the Government in a brand new move that will further protect the area, it’s species and the biodiversity it offers.

The wild beauties of Montenegro are known to many and you do not need to go too far to find beautiful panoramic views and experience the wild nature and its wonders. A short ride from the seaside and you will arrive in one of five National parks of Montenegro, the Skadar Lake.

The lake is located in Zeta valley and is surrounded by mountains. Two-Thirds of Skadar Lake belongs to Montenegro. Skadar Lake is the largest lake on the Balkan Peninsula, with fresh water and one of the largest...

As well as being known for having some of the most beautiful scenery in the world, which includes the Mountainous backdrop, the national forests & the sandy beaches, Montenegro is also packed full of culture, history and it’s Summer Festivals which are becoming increasingly popular with tourists from across the European continent and beyond.

There’s a newly formed touristic event that’s taking off in Montenegro, and the first regatta officially started last week in Tivat, with three small seaplanes, one gyrocopter and two ‘Cessna 172’ type planes flying over Porto Montenegro.

According to data from the 2020 World Investment Report, total foreign direct investment in Montenegro hit over €500m in the first 11 months of 2020, and though this was a decrease from over €700m in 2019, it’s still extremely positive for a relatively small country, with a population of around 622,000 people.

With the first days of spring, we are taking you to one of the sunniest places in Montenegro, the city of Bar. The city of tradition, rich history, magnificent Old Town, olive & mandarine trees and admirable architectural peace like the aqueduct from the 16th century.

If you happen to be travelling in Montenegro during mid to late February, then you must make a stop in the beautiful part of Kotor and experience the cultural highlight of the Winter Festival which is a traditional gathering, celebrating the Folk Spirit and Skills of the people in the region.

According to a specialist immigration and relocation provider, Montenegro tops the list for those looking to invest abroad via the Golden Visa Scheme, closely followed by Switzerland and Portugal. The golden visa scheme, introduced more recently in Montenegro than other countries encourages foreign investment through property ownership, and gives the individual access to certain benefits such as visa free travel & favourable tax rates.

After meeting the astonishing Boka Bay and dynamic Budva it is time to introduce you to the Pearls of Adriatic sea. One of the most iconic images associated with Montenegro is the tiny islet of Sveti Stefan. The amazingly picturesque island is perched on an outcrop of rock and joined to the mainland by a narrow isthmus which arcs out into two perfectly formed sandy beaches. Once again a luxury resort now owned and run by Aman Resorts it has had a fascinating history...