Coronavirus has seriously affected tourist season in Montenegro and projects in that sector. For 14 years of independence, renowned investors have been choosing Montenegro as prestigious destination that’s worth it. The situation hasn’t changed. On the contrary. On the coast almost €1,7 billion has been invested so far, mostly in the Municipality of Tivat. PORTO MONTENEGRO… READ MORE
The EU has named 14 countries whose citizens are considered “safe” to be let in from July 1, despite the pandemic, including Serbia and Montenegro. The list currently features Algeria, Australia, Canada, Georgia, Japan, Montenegro, Morocco, New Zealand, Rwanda, Serbia, South Korea, Thailand, Tunisia and Uruguay. The United States, Brazil and Russia, where the coronavirus… READ MORE
A large study of the safest countries in the world for coronavirus, was recently conducted by Deep Knowledge Group and published by Forbes Magazine. According to a massive 250-page report by the Deep Knowledge Group, Switzerland is the safest country, while South Sudan is the most dangerous nation right now. Montenegro has been placed relatively… READ MORE
The National Coordination Body for Communicable Diseases, at today’s session, decided at the suggestion of the Public Health Institute to declare an end to the coronavirus epidemic, introduced in the entire state territory on 26 March. Montenegro was the last country in Europe to declare the epidemic outbreak on March 26. The last patient in… READ MORE
Montenegro had 324 confirmed Covid 19-cases and 9 deaths so far. The first infection in our country was detected on March 17 and two days ago the Montenegro has become the coronavirus- free country. “As of yesterday, 148 samples were analysed and no new Covid-19 cases were spotted,” the Institute for Public Health announced. The… READ MORE
Coronavirus has affected almost all corners of the globe sending billions of people into lock-down. Since first being recorded late last year in China, the coronavirus has spread around the world, and been declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization. 212 Countries and Territories around the world have reported a total of 3,741,489 confirmed… READ MORE
The national carrier Montenegro Airlines has pushed back its resumption of operations by another week, to May 7 inclusive. The carrier noted the decision was made “due to the situation caused by the coronavirus, the current ban on commercial air traffic from Montenegro, as well as restrictions from other countries”. Montenegro Airlines has operated a… READ MORE
If he could find only one word to describe how competent authorities in Montenegro responded to the coronavirus outbreak, it would be responsibility, said Mr Milo Đukanović, president of Montenegro. “It’s a professional, state and social responsibility. Montenegro has proven it can react efficiently and timely”, Mr Đukanović said. He thinks those times have shown… READ MORE
Schools are closed, as well as hospitality businesses and shopping malls. They also closed play rooms for children and betting shops. Their border crossings. All foreigners are prohibited from entering the country. They landed planes, suspended international road and rail traffic. They introduced bans on all public gatherings. All Montenegro nationals who came from abroad… READ MORE
Montenegro is the only tracked country in the Western Balkans region with no reported cases by March 12. There are no confirmed cases in Montenegro, although 392 people are under surveillance because they have been in the area with widespread transmission of the virus in the past 14 days. Since the beginning of the event,… READ MORE