AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoInstant Payments in the Balkans: Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Central Bank is rolling out a 24/7 instant-payment system on July 20, promising transfers between accounts in seconds even on weekends and holidays—good news for travelers and businesses planning around cash flow. Montenegro Visa Update: Belarusian citizens can enter Montenegro visa-free until Oct. 31, 2026 (up to 30 days), as Podgorica aligns its rules with EU requirements ahead of EU accession talks. Airport Stress Tests: Reports of overcrowding and delays hit Montenegro’s Tivat Airport after an EasyJet flight was stranded for over 24 hours, with passengers alleging lack of food, water, and support. Travel Demand Signals: Air Serbia set a new single-day record on July 20 (22,098 passengers), with Tivat and Podgorica among top regional destinations. Tourism Numbers Watch: Albania’s first-half 2026 foreign arrivals rose 6.2%, but Montenegro is cited among markets seeing a June dip. Sustainable Tourism Spotlight: Žabljak hosts Montenegro’s eco-focused GMIFF 2026 (Aug 1–3), aiming for Western Balkans’ first fully sustainable, zero-waste, low-carbon film festival.
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