All Montenegro articles
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NewsWave International grows Balkans presence
Torden Marine to distribute UK firm’s products in Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia and Montenegro
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NewsMontenegrin yard invests €25m in infrastructure upgrades
Adriatic 42 is looking to attract more superyacht owners
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NewsMontenegro reintroducing duty-free fuel for foreign boats
Boat owners set to pay significantly less than local citizens
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NewsRiposte Turismo presents latest Adriatic marina, charter stats
The findings of the 2024 Adriatic Sea Tourism Report were presented in Italy last week
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NewsE1 signs deal with TV Arena in the Balkans
UIM E1 World Championship 2024 season will be broadcast live across seven territories
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NewsSacs Tecnorib grows European dealer network
RIB builder signs seven new distribution agreements for Pirelli Speedboats in 12 months
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Superyacht TechnologySuperyacht Refit & Repair: A global capacity shortfall
Expansion of refit capacity has to match growth in superyacht fleet size
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NewsAstondoa boosts Adriatic presence
New dealer will reinforce the brand in Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Albania and Montenegro
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NewsAquila expands reach across Europe
Honda Marine to manage Aquila sales and service in Croatia, Slovenia, Montenegro and Albania
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NewsNew Fairline dealer for Montenegro
S-Nautica is the latest company to join UK builder’s growing dealer network
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NewsPorto Montenegro awarded Clean Marina status
The 460-berth marina is the first in Europe to receive the accreditation
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NewsAdriatic 42 takes delivery of new 180m floating dock
New Montenegrin superyacht yard takes one step closer to becoming fully operational
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NewsNew yacht repair yard planned for Montenegro
Local company plans to invest “tens of millions of euros”
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News€40m-plus investment set for new Montenegro SY refit facility
Adriatic 42 yard will have 180m, 10,000-tonne floating dock and 720-tonne travel lift
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NewsScandinavian builder expands Adriatic presence
Navis Marine to represent Windy boats in Croatia and surrounding countries
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NewsMontenegro removes quarantine requirement for arriving yachts
With Montenegro having no cases of Covid-19 and no new cases in the last 28 days, the Montenegrin government has introduced further relaxation measures for maritime traffic – in particular international arrivals.
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NewsPorto Montenegro to invest €500m on future development
Porto Montenegro, the Mediterranean’s leading luxury yacht homeport and marina village, is to invest over €500m in further development and new projects on site over the next 10 years. The news was unveiled at a private event at the Monaco Yacht Show last month.
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