AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEntry Rules: Since 1 November, visitors from Russia, Belarus, China, Saudi Arabia and Türkiye need a visa to enter Montenegro. Those with a valid Schengen visa or residence permit can still visit visa-free for up to 30 days. Air Links: Air Montenegro’s year-round Podgorica–Brussels service starts 30 November, with four more routes to Zagreb, Frankfurt, Paris and Bari launching from late November through December. Each is planned to operate three times a week, strengthening connections beyond the summer season. What’s On: Podgorica hosts a Korean traditional arts performance on 8 November, bringing more than 20 musicians, dancers and performers to the city. Coastal Escape: Herceg Novi offers historic streets and visitor-friendly amenities with fewer crowds than better-known coastal hotspots, making it an appealing base for travellers seeking a quieter Adriatic stay.
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