Montenegro is experiencing a tourism renaissance, marked by record-breaking airport traffic and exciting infrastructure projects. Airports in Podgorica and Tivat have welcomed 3 million passengers this year for the first time ever, signaling strong recovery and growth in the sector. This surge is supported by new investments such as the €50 million cable car extension from Kotor to Cetinje and the €13.8 million reconstruction of the historic Grand Hotel Lokanda, promising enhanced visitor experiences and expanded tourism opportunities.
Health and wellness tourism is also thriving, with the Simo Milošević spa in Igalo returning to profitability thanks to increased demand for medical and wellness services. These developments come alongside solid economic growth, rising employment, and a growing labor market, reinforcing tourism as a key driver of Montenegro’s economy. However, challenges remain, including fiscal pressures, inflation, and the need for sustainable tourism models that protect the environment and local communities.
Amidst this vibrant tourism landscape, paragliding offers an exhilarating way to experience Montenegro’s breathtaking natural beauty. In Becici, adventurers can soar above the Adriatic Sea and the charming town of Budva, enjoying panoramic views of the coast and mountains. Whether you are a first-time flyer or an experienced paraglider, Montenegro’s skies provide a perfect backdrop for unforgettable flights filled with freedom and excitement.
With increasing tourism momentum and diverse offerings from luxury hotel upgrades to wellness retreats and outdoor adventures, Montenegro invites travelers to discover its unique blend of culture, nature, and active experiences. Book your paragliding session today and embrace the thrill of flying high over one of Europe’s most captivating destinations.