AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRoaming Relief for Travelers: spusu mobile cut roaming data prices across 115 countries, with Montenegro among those seeing a 25% reduction—plus £2/GB data in five destinations including the US, Turkey, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia and Serbia. EU-Western Balkans Summit in Tivat: European Council President António Costa will visit the region from 1–5 June and co-chair the EU–Western Balkans Summit in Montenegro on 5 June, focusing on enlargement, gradual integration, regional cooperation, security and stability. Rail Upgrade for Tourism & Locals: Montenegro’s ŽPCG ordered three Stadler Flirt electric trains to modernize public transport and support cross-border service with Serbia, backed by a €30m EBRD-supported loan. Destination Branding Push: The European Travel Commission held its General Meeting #111 in Montenegro’s Bay of Kotor (26–28 May), re-electing Miguel Sanz and welcoming Booking.com, Skyscanner, GetYourGuide and Feratel as associate members. Travel Planning Watch-Out: the EU’s Entry/Exit system is causing long airport queues in some places, with biometric registration replacing passport stamping for many non-EU visitors. Kotor in the Spotlight: Simon Calder again highlighted Montenegro as an affordable summer gem, calling out Kotor Bay’s scenery and UNESCO status.
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