aviation Archives - Montenegrobusiness

Montenegro’s airport numbers confirm that tourism growth depends on air access

04/07/2026

Montenegro’s tourism strategy cannot be separated from aviation. The country’s first-quarter airport passenger traffic reached around 310,342 passengers, broadly confirming that air access remains one of...

Tivat emerges as Montenegro’s fastest-growing aviation gateway

16/05/2026

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...

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

04/05/2026

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...

Montenegro updates National Transport Strategy: Airports modernisation, PSO reform and green transition to 2035

26/02/2026

The Government of Montenegro has presented an updated draft of the National Transport Development Strategy 2019–2035, setting out a revised framework for the long-term...

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From routes to revenues: Aviation economics, infrastructure strain, regional competition and whether Montenegro’s record 2025 airport performance is a sustainable advantage

05/01/2026

Montenegro’s aviation system in 2025 was not merely a transportation network. It functioned as one of the country’s clearest economic indicators, one of its...

Airlines, new routes and strategic air connectivity: Why Montenegro’s flight map matters more than ever

24/12/2025

Montenegro’s expanding aviation map is one of the clearest indicators of economic momentum — and one of the strongest strategic developments shaping the country’s...