Montenegro has become remarkably successful at attracting money. It has been much less successful at determining what that money should leave behind.
Since regaining independence...
Montenegro has already taken the legislative step that introduces common market rules in practice. In July 2026, its parliament adopted a substantial overhaul of the...
Montenegro is preparing a more formal operating regime for yacht chartering and other nautical-tourism services, bringing vessel registration, commercial activity, insurance and customer protection...
Montenegro’s improving sovereign credit profile has not produced an immediate reduction in its interest bill. Between 2022 and 2025, the country’s average cost of public...
Montenegro collected €1.04 billion in gross tax revenue during the first seven months of 2026, an increase of €83.1 million, or 9%, from the same period last year. The...
Montenegro has launched an international tender for the design and implementation of a national VAT Information Exchange System, creating the digital infrastructure needed for the...
Luštica Development has formally started wastewater-infrastructure works for the next residential phase of its golf district near Tivat, preparing a site for 13 villas and golf...
Tivat is recording one of the stronger performances of Montenegro’s 2026 summer season, with 10,870 registered tourists staying on the municipality’s riviera in early August, an...
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