Montenegro Tourist Arrivals Unchanged at 8.4%

The number of tourist arrivals in Montenegro fell by 7.9% year-on-year to 36,079 in December 2025, following a 13% decline in the previous month. Foreign tourists accounted for the majority of overnight stays in collective accommodation, representing 78% of all nights, while domestic tourists made up 22%. The largest share of tourists came from Europe (80.5%), with notable numbers from Serbia (27%), Albania (16.9%), and Bosnia and Herzegovina (8.1%). Outside Europe, key markets included China (including Hong Kong) (8.1%), Israel (2.8%), and the United States (2.4%). By type of resort, most overnight stays were recorded in seaside resorts (60.4%), followed by the capital (22.9%), and mountain resorts (11%).

The number of tourist arrivals in Montenegro grew by 8.4% year-on-year to 137,374 in October 2025, unchanged from the previous month. Foreign tourists accounted for the vast majority of overnight stays in collective accommodation, representing 91.6% of all nights, while domestic tourists made up 8.4%. The largest share of tourists came from Europe (69.6%), with notable numbers from Germany (16%), the UK (11.5%), and France (9.3%). Outside Europe, key markets included Israel (10.6%), China (including Hong Kong) (7.8%), and the United States (3.6%). By type of resort, most overnight stays were recorded in seaside resorts (77.1%), followed by the capital (14.5%), and mountain resorts (5.1%).

The number of tourist arrivals in Montenegro grew by 8.4% year-on-year to 189,447 in September 2025, following a 3.7% increase in the previous month. Foreign tourists accounted for the vast majority of overnight stays in collective accommodation, representing 92.2% of all nights, while domestic tourists made up 7.8%. The largest share of tourists came from Europe (74.5%), with notable numbers from Serbia (12.4%), the UK (7.3%), and Germany (6.5%). Outside Europe, key markets included Israel (9.1%), the USA (3%), and China including Hong Kong (4.7%). By type of resort, most overnight stays were recorded in seaside resorts (89.7%), followed by the capital (5.6%), mountain resorts (2.9%), and other resorts (1.8%).