Montenegro plans to build 480 kilometers of highways and expressways. Construction is scheduled to begin in 2026. This infrastructure project will be the largest in the country's history and will significantly improve...

Montenegro may introduce visas for Russians and Belarusians in 2025. The decision is being discussed as part of the country's efforts to harmonize its visa policy with the requirements of the European Union. As of today, Russians and Belarusians...

Over the past four years, foreigners have purchased real estate in Montenegro worth 1,5 billion euros. According to the Central Bank of Montenegro, interest in the local market remains high but is gradually declining. In 2021,...

The real estate market in Montenegro showed steady price growth in 2024, especially in the new-build segment. According to the statistical office Monstat, in the third quarter of 2024, the average price of a new-build was €1...

The German discount chain Lidl will build a central warehouse and logistics center for BiH (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Montenegro.

The Prime Minister of Montenegro and the President of the Hungarian 4iG group signed a memorandum to expand cooperation in the development of the 5G network

Luštica Bay, a modern and lively city developing on the Adriatic coast, this summer presents the first golf residences in Montenegro next to the future 18-hole professional golf course.

Last week, a Memorandum was signed to study the possibility of developing a tourist complex at Cape Mavrijan (Mavriyan) in Ulcinj.

The Kotor-Lovcen cable car will be open for commercial travel on 14 August. Prices start at 13 euros for adults one way.

The MR2 road in Radanovichi, which connects the Lustica peninsula and the Luštica Bay resort with the rest of the territory of the municipality of Tivat, was put into operation last week.