Montenegro’s airports have entered an awkward phase of success. Passenger numbers are rising, airline interest is strengthening and the state-owned operator is profitable. Yet...
The South Korean withdrawal removed a bidder, not the investment problem. Podgorica and Tivat need a capital plan that converts summer peaks into durable...
The deterioration of passenger conditions at Montenegro’s airports has moved beyond a domestic management dispute. As congestion, delays, diversions and inadequate terminal capacity become...
The disorder at Montenegro’s airports is no longer a minor operational inconvenience. It has become a reputational liability for the entire tourism economy and a visible...
Montenegro’s new regulation on free customs shops turns duty-free retail into a more tightly supervised commercial activity, with direct implications for airports, ports, marina-linked passenger flows...
Montenegro’s airport operator is entering 2026 with an ambitious traffic plan and a familiar strategic question. Passenger numbers are expected to rise sharply, revenues should increase,...
