Kotor hosts 10,382 guests, with private accommodation in high demand

Kotor is currently hosting 10,382 guests, according to the Tourist Organization (TO) of Kotor. Of these, 8,031 are staying in private accommodations, 1,941 in hotels, 344 in hostels and 66 in camps, as reported by Radio Kotor.

Among those opting for private accommodations, the largest groups come from Serbia, Russia, Turkey, the United Kingdom, and France.

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In hotels, the most common nationalities are British, American, Russian, Ukrainian, Italian, French and German.

According to recent data from the Tourist Information Center, 657 day-trippers visited the city today, while 17,330 visited over the past week. The largest groups of day-trippers were from Turkey, the USA, Poland, Russia and the UK.