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Podgorica–Antalya direct flights strengthen Montenegro’s summer tourism economics

SunExpress’s decision to introduce a direct seasonal air connection between Podgorica and Antalya from the summer of 2026 represents more than a simple route addition. It reflects a...

Vrulja – Mijakovići road opens, cutting travel time from Pljevlja to Podgorica

The Vrulja - Mijakovići road has officially opened to traffic. This 7.5-kilometer section cost over €7.5 million (€7,697,497.53 including VAT) to construct. The project...

Montenegro’s urban century: How Podgorica, Kotor, Budva, and Bar will transform by 2035

Montenegro is entering its urban century. A country historically defined by rugged mountains, scattered rural settlements, and coastal towns shaped by tourism is now...

Podgorica–Nikšić industrial axis – The backbone of Montenegro’s real-economy and production base

Montenegro is often perceived as a tourism-driven economy, yet its real industrial backbone runs through the Podgorica–Danilovgrad–Nikšić corridor, a central axis characterised by manufacturing,...
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Podgorica – The capital city and economic engine of Montenegro

Podgorica, Montenegro’s capital and largest city, is the country’s economic, administrative, financial and logistical centre. It is home to the main institutions of government,...

Podgorica – The winter urban hub and Montenegro’s year-round anchor

Podgorica is not a postcard city. But it is the engine room of Montenegro’s entire winter economy. Two airports? Podgorica is the winter gateway. Ski traffic? Podgorica funnels...
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