Hotel Plaža in Herceg Novi is due to be fully refurbished and back in operation by April 2028 at the latest. Vile Oliva is also working to prepare blocks B and C to receive guests earlier, depending on progress with the work.

Abhidžit Banerdži says youth emigration need not be a lasting economic loss for small countries if migrants return with capital and experience. He also warns that tourism growth can raise living costs, while education and social assistance systems struggle to meet changing needs.

Port of Adria reported net profit of 652,376 euros for the first nine months of 2026, compared with a loss a year earlier. Sales revenue rose 30.9% to 10.81 million euros.

More than half of Montenegro’s foreign direct investment inflows in the first eight months of 2026 went into real estate, while domestic companies and banks received about 14%. Serbia was the largest individual investor, with 121 million euros.

The Municipality of Tivat recorded a surplus of 1,729,753 euros in the first nine months of 2026 and had no unpaid liabilities at the end of September. Capital spending reached 35.9% of the annual plan.

Montenegro had issued 4,363 legalization decisions on 85,741 applications by June 2026, leaving 81,378 cases unresolved. The government says faster processing and the removal of administrative and property-law obstacles are needed to reduce the backlog.

Boris Bogdanović published a list of recipients of state apartments and preferential loans, including claims about Verica Maraš, Nikola Dedeić and Tatjana Radulović.

More than 600 bookings at Budva’s Tre Canne hotel were made at unauthorised prices after its Booking.com account was compromised on 18 October. Operator Fab live reported the incident to police and is seeking restored access and payment of undisputed amounts from the platform.