Черногория. Travel digest

Thanks to EU financing, the STAR initiative, which aims to boost tourism and draw digital nomads to rural border regions of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro, is now accepting applications for its Digital Nomad Residency Programme. The programme will run from 15 April to 15 May 2026 and is coordinated by Intera Technology Park.

It offers a one‑month, curated work‑and‑travel

The government of Montenegro has re‑established a visa‑free regime for citizens of Turkey.

The maximum stay under this regime has been reduced from 90 days to 30 days.

The adjustment is intended to curb illegal migration and to align Montenegro’s policy with the European Union’s visa framework.

According to CE Report, Croatia has also formed a commission

The second meeting of the GREENPULSE consortium—representatives from the city of Čapljina (BiH), the city of Makarska (Croatia) and Montenegro’s Public Enterprise for Coastal Zone Management—reviewed progress, outlined upcoming actions and set the next steps for the cycle‑tourism component of the project.

The gathering in Čapljina highlighted the rapid growth of cycling tourism

At the end of October, Montenegro’s authorities announced a short‑term visa obligation for citizens of Turkey.

According to CE Report, citing the news agency FENA, almost 9 000 Turkish visitors have left the country since the rule came into effect.

During the same period, 194 visa applications submitted by Turkish nationals were granted.

The Albanian Prime Minister, Edi Rama, posted video footage showcasing Lake Shkodër, which is rapidly gaining popularity among both local and foreign tourists.

Rama described the lake as the “natural treasure of the North,” citing remarks from the Albanian Telegraphic Agency.

He stressed that the area combines serene natural scenery with a wide range of activities,

During an official visit of Bulgarian Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov to Montenegro, Transport Ministers Grozdan Karadjov (Bulgaria) and Maja Vukicevic (Montenegro) signed a bilateral aviation cooperation agreement.

The pact aims to launch a direct flight connection between the two states. A joint expert working group, comprising officials from transport ministries, civil aviation

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released its 2024 World Air Transport Statistics report, highlighting key trends in global aviation.

The United States remains the world's largest aviation market, with 876 million passengers in 2024, primarily on domestic routes. India, despite being the most populous country, ranks fifth in air travel volume. China follows closely

The ferry route between Dubrovnik and Kotor was officially launched with the arrival of the catamaran Antonija in that Montenegrin seaport with its first passengers, CE Report quotes HINA.

    "The introduction of the new maritime line Kotor–Dubrovnik marks a significant step forward in strengthening the friendly and economic ties between Montenegro and Croatia," said Montenegro’s

Azerbaijan Airlines is revolutionizing summer travel by launching new routes to Montenegro and Georgia, offering travelers an exciting opportunity to explore two of Eastern Europe’s most captivating coastal destinations. Starting April 28, the airline will introduce direct flights to Tivat, Montenegro, followed by new services to Batumi, Georgia, beginning May 2. These new routes cater to growing

Kotor is a stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site on the Adriatic coast of Montenegro. Today, the charming city is struggling with a huge influx of tourists. This place is famous for its medieval architecture and magnificent coastal views. Tourists from all over the world come here daily on boats, yachts and cruise ships.

This surge in tourism has caused concern among local residents and