Kotor attracts growing number of tourists, with private accommodation in high demand

A total of 811 tourists are currently staying along the Bay of Kotor, with 660 of them in private accommodation and 151 in hotels, according to a report from the Kotor Tourist Organization (TO).

In private accommodation, the majority of guests are from Russia, Turkey, Serbia, the United States, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. In hotels, the most numerous guests are from Turkey, China, Israel and Hungary, as reported by Radio Kotor.

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According to data from the Tourist Information Center, Kotor was visited by 3,130 excursionists last week, with the largest groups coming from Turkey, China, and the United States.