AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDiplomacy & Tourism: Montenegro President Jakov Milatović will pay a state visit to Mongolia from September 8–10, with talks expected to cover trade, investment, education, culture, science, and tourism—plus a Joint Declaration and bilateral documents. Travel Demand & Costs: New Expedia data suggests shoulder-season holidays are no longer always cheaper, with some September and later-autumn destinations now costing more than peak summer. Music Tourism in Montenegro: EXIT’s Sea Dance in Budva and its earlier Ulcinj event drew about 150,000 attendees from 100+ countries, with the government-backed plan targeting major overnight stays and tourism revenue. Air Connectivity: Montenegro’s wider region gets a boost as Kyrgyzstan and Montenegro discuss direct-flight development, aiming to simplify travel and grow mutual tourist exchange. Tourism Economy Debate: A World Bank-linked analysis argues tourism-heavy economies like Montenegro face a “dangerous illusion,” warning that reliance on visitor spending hasn’t made countries truly rich. Regional Travel Guide: A fresh look at Budva highlights how the town’s old-town charm and nightlife are reshaping its appeal with more visitors and traffic in peak months.
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