AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 minutes agoMontenegro EU path: Prime Minister Milojko Spajić met Czech PM Andrej Babiš to discuss European integration, defence cooperation and business ties, with Babiš praising Montenegro’s plan for a resident embassy in Prague. Visa rules for visitors: Montenegro is set to introduce visas in November for Russians, Belarusians, Turks, Chinese and Saudi citizens as part of EU alignment—an early economic test for a tourism-heavy country. Russian travel access: Russian citizens can still visit Montenegro visa-free until Oct. 31, but the wider regional shift is already in motion. Travel planning essentials: UK travellers are being urged to check EHIC validity before trips to Europe, since old cards stopped being issued in 2021 and may be expiring in 2026; also remember the EU emergency number 112. Cross-border tourism ideas: TUI is promoting a “three countries in one” day-trip style break from the Dubrovnik area, pairing Croatia with Montenegro and Bosnia via TUI Musement excursions. Safety and security: A report says two Israelis visiting Montenegro were allegedly targeted in an antisemitic attack during a pre-army vacation. Tourism spotlight: Petrovac is highlighted as a family-friendly Montenegro base, with a calm bay and pedestrianised promenade.
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