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This little country on the Adriatic (just 600,000 inhabitants) is a fantastic holiday destination offering beautiful coastlines and towns, friendly people, excellent cuisine and relatively low prices. It doesn’t yet attract the big crowds that neighboring Croatia does, but that’s sure to change over the next years, so enjoy it now!
Boka kotorska – This region in the north of Montenegro and close to Croatia used to be part of the Venetian Empire and the name comes from the Italian “bocca” (mouth). This is a dramatic fjord dotted... Vazhdo
January 10, 2010 :: Turizmi / Turizam :: Comments Off on The best of Montenegro’s coastline
Balkan Travellers
21 February 2008 | Montenegro – which traditionally attracts tourists in the summer with its stunning Adriatic coastline, may soon get a boost for its winter tourism too.
The Durmitor Mountain in the northern part of the country was recently highlighted, after Boris Strel – who won the giant slalom world cup for Yugoslavia in 1981, skied down and commented on its best slope, Savin Kuk.
“This place has phenomenal conditions for winter sports, and with a little extra work this could become a top ski resort,” Strel... Vazhdo
February 21, 2008 :: Turizmi / Turizam :: Comments Off on Ski Champion Praises Montenegro’s Stunning and Unexplored Mountains
Balkan Travellers
13 February, 2008 | Thessaloniki and Montenegro are the two destinations recommended for 2008 by the Lonely Planet community of authors, staff and travellers.
Bluelist 2008 is the third edition of Lonely Planet’s popular annual title containing a collection of travel inspirations for the year ahead. It contains recommendations for trends, destinations, journeys and experiences.
Thessaloniki was listed among Lonely Planet’s twelve top-pick cities. Dubbed as a “spirited, energetic, forward-looking city,”... Vazhdo
February 16, 2008 :: Turizmi / Turizam :: Comments Off on Thessaloniki and Montenegro are the two destinations recommended for 2008 by the Lonely Planet
Podgorica _ Montenegro has called on international investors to help develop high-end tourism along its coastline.
The appeal by the country’s Ministry of Tourism and Environmental Protection calls on investors to help draft a preliminary appraisal for construction projects in the area. Successful companies will then be allowed to manage the new tourist complexes once they are constructed.
Ada Bojana island has been identified as one of several key locations for the development of high-end tourism.
The island, about 520 hectares... Vazhdo
February 15, 2008 :: Turizmi / Turizam :: Comments Off on Montenegro In Tourism Push
