There are 73 tourists staying in Montenegro, announced the PR of the National Tourism Organization (NTO), Milena Vujović, adding that the data shows that the post-season in Montenegro is currently recording good results.
"According to unofficial data from local tourism organizations, on September 25, around 73 thousand tourists visited our country, which is 45 percent more than the same period last year and 50 percent more than in 2019," said Vujović.
According to her, most guests are currently staying in Herceg Novi, Budva and Bar, and these results are fully in line with the expectations of the tourism industry, which has shown a high level of optimism for the post-season in surveys, reports Mediabiro.
"Everything is supported by the beautiful weather that is following us. The data from the airport is also encouraging, because from January 1 to September 21, 2,5 million passengers were served, which is eight percent more than in the same period last year and 15 percent more than in the record 2019," Vujović specified.
She said that the NTO is working hard to promote the destination for next year.
This week, the NTO presented Montenegro's tourism offer in Paris, and the NTO delegation is currently representing Montenegro at the Tourism Expo Japan fair, while intensive preparations are underway for the fair in London.
In the coming period, study visits by tour operators, journalists and influencers from Belgium, Spain, Norway, Denmark and Israel are planned, and Montenegro's congress offer will be presented at the congress tourism fair in Barcelona at the end of the year.
"Special emphasis will be placed on large marketing campaigns targeting key source markets such as the UK, France and Germany, as well as the continuation of the Uncover Your Wild Side campaign with a strong focus on digital channels," said Vujović.
As she stated, they are particularly pleased that they won the silver award for best destination film in Spain last week, and they hope for new nominations and recognitions.
"At the same time, activities from the incentive measures program are being implemented, which include joint campaigns with large tour operators from Austria, the Czech Republic, Scandinavian countries and Great Britain, as well as a number of other planned promotional activities," concluded Vujović.
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