Cultural and creative industries are today one of the fastest growing sectors of the European economy. While they employ millions of people in the European Union, the question arises in Montenegro – is the creative sector becoming a new development opportunity or does it still depend on individual successes? The answers are brought by the CIM forum in Kotor, where experts and policymakers gathered.
Can a film about waste be both humorous and educational? The short feature film "Trash, I Love You", screened at the Montenegrin Cinematheque, uses humor and absurdity to raise important questions about consumer society, ecology, and the habits that shape our lives every day.
Despite having favorable climate conditions, good transport connections and a development strategy, Montenegro is still lagging behind in golf tourism. Experts warn that major investments and the opportunity to expand the season to the whole year are being missed.
While many world destinations are introducing measures to control visitor numbers, Peru is protecting its most famous archaeological treasure. Machu Picchu is getting a new management plan until 2031, with the aim of preserving cultural heritage and sustainable tourism.
We also bring you two new lists: cities best for exploring on foot and American female billionaires who built their fortunes on their own.
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