Tag: air connectivity

Tivat emerges as Montenegro’s fastest-growing aviation gateway

Tivat will be connected to around 50 destinations during the 2026 summer season, according to announcements from local tourism officials, underlining the accelerating transformation of Montenegro’s...

Tourism season 2026 tests Montenegro’s air connectivity, labor market and pricing power

Montenegro’s 2026 tourism season is shaping up as a decisive test of whether the country can move from post-pandemic recovery toward a more durable,...

Montenegro signals air connectivity push toward Saudi capital as investment links deepen

Montenegro is exploring a direct aviation corridor with the Gulf, as Prime Minister Milojko Spajić proposed the introduction of a Podgorica–Riyadh direct flight during talks with Saudi Arabia’s...

Montenegro’s tourism engine expands beyond volume as aviation, pricing power and seasonality define the next growth cycle

Montenegro’s tourism sector is entering the 2026 peak season with renewed momentum, underpinned by a strong recovery in air connectivity, expanding low-cost carrier networks and a...
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Low-cost aviation drives growth—but policy risk is emerging

Montenegro’s tourism expansion over the past five years has been powered by a single, decisive force: low-cost aviation. Airlines have transformed the country’s accessibility,...

Tourism rebound and aviation policy at a strategic crossroads

Montenegro’s tourism sector is re-entering a growth phase, supported by a rapid expansion in air connectivity and the return of low-cost carriers that are...
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