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Newsletter No: 5 Newslettertourism October 2015 Tourism newsletter No: 5 newslettertourism October 2015 1 Tourism newsletter No: 5 newslettertourism October 2015 newslettertourism October 2015 1 CONTENTS: 2 MONTENEGRO AIRLINES, PARTNER IN TOURISM MINISTRY OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND TOURISM 3 TOPICAL ISSUES IN SEPTEMBER Minister: 6 CENTRAL TOPIC IN OCTOBER Branimir Gvozdenović 6 Interview with CEO of Talas-M DMC State Secretary for Tourism: Predrag Jelušić 9 BATHING SITES OF MONTENEGRO Public Relations: 9 Beach JAZ, Budva Zoja Spahić Kustudić Milica Lekić KRALJIČINA Beach, Budva Ana Kostić Jovanović 11 NEW HOTEL OPENED IN SEPTEMBER Address: IV Proleterske brigade 19 11 Hotel CASTELO, Perazića Do, Budva 81000 Podgorica, Crna Gora Telephone: 13 ANNOUNCEMENTS OF OCTOBER EVENTS +382 (0)20 446 346 +382 (0)20 446 347 Capital City, Podgorica +382 (0)20 446 341 Fax: +382 (0)20 446 215 Old Royal Capital, Cetinje E-mail: [email protected] Central and Northern Regions Web site: www.mrt.gov.me Coastal Region NATIONAL TOURISM ORGANIZATION OF MONTENEGRO 19 NTERNATIONAL MEDIA ON MONTENEGRO METEOROLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS IN SEPTEMBER Director: 21 Željka Radak Kukavičić 22 TOURIST TURNOVER IN MONTENEGRO Address: Svetog Petra Cetinjskog 130 22 Number of Tourists and Overnight Stays 81000 Podgorica, Crna Gora Telephone: 23 Airports of Montenegro +382 077 100 001 Fax: +382 077 100 009 23 Montenegro Airlines E-mail: [email protected] 23 Sozina Tunnel Web site: www.montenegro.travel 23 National Parks of Montenegro Call Centre: 1300 24 Prokletije National Park Tourism newsletter No: 5 Dear Readers, Montenegro Airlines, the national airline of Montenegro, has successfully implemented this year’s goal: increase of Montenegro’s availabil- ity by air travel. This will further contribute to the development of tourism and to the fulfilling of Montenegro’s capacity for tourism. The fact that we have been successful is consol- CONTENTS: idated by the excellent trends recorded during this year, in terms of the number of passengers 2 MONTENEGRO AIRLINES, PARTNER IN TOURISM in almost all flights. 3 TOPICAL ISSUES IN SEPTEMBER In the first eight months of this year, Montene- 6 CENTRAL TOPIC IN OCTOBER gro Airlines transported 3.4% more passengers compared to the same period last year. This is 6 Interview with CEO of Talas-M DMC to say that, by the end of August, we provided 9 BATHING SITES OF MONTENEGRO transportation services for almost 410,000 pas- 9 Beach JAZ, Budva sengers, exceeding the number of passengers in the same period last year by 13,608. KRALJIČINA Beach, Budva 11 NEW HOTEL OPENED IN SEPTEMBER The biggest increase of passengers has been recorded in our flights to Copenhagen (41%), 11 Hotel CASTELO, Perazića Do, Budva Ljubljana (38%), London (27%), Düsseldorf 13 ANNOUNCEMENTS OF OCTOBER EVENTS (22%), and Paris (17%). In the flights to Belgrade, which are the most frequent, there was an increase of Capital City, Podgorica 4,400 passengers in comparison with the same period of last year. In addition to opening new markets, our key goal is to maintain presence at the existing ones. Old Royal Capital, Cetinje Central and Northern Regions The national airline is a service provider and a true partner to the tourism of Montenegro, which is best proved by two indicators. Firstly, our commercial analyses show that almost two thirds of our passengers Coastal Region are tourists. This is an extremely high number which certainly affects the national income from tourism. 19 NTERNATIONAL MEDIA ON MONTENEGRO The second indicator that proves that we are working side by side with national tourism is the fact that we 21 METEOROLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS IN SEPTEMBER are helping to solve the problem of seasonality, which is one of the biggest challenges Montenegrin tourism is facing. 22 TOURIST TURNOVER IN MONTENEGRO 22 Number of Tourists and Overnight Stays Our contribution to the solution of this problem is visible through our relation with Germany. Namely, this year we have organised a vast number of charter flights from several German cities. The implementation 23 Airports of Montenegro of charter flights started in late March and is ending by mid-November. In this way, the season has been 23 Montenegro Airlines extended for several months. 23 Sozina Tunnel Next year, charter traffic to Prague will be possible, along with the expansion of charters in the German 23 National Parks of Montenegro market, especially in terms of flights to Hamburg and Munich. As far as regular flights go, due to the 24 Prokletije National Park positive trend and positive expectations, the number of flights to London, Ljubljana and Saint Petersburg could be increased. All of this would mean more tourists in Montenegro. Daliborka PEJOVIĆ President of the Board of Directors of Montenegro Airlines TOPICAL ISSUES IN SEPTEMBER Summer touriSt SeaSon and recent activitieS in touriSm analySed in Budva t the working breakfast organised last month by the Ministry of Sustainable Development and To- urism in Budva, Minister Branimir Gvozdenović A expressed his satisfaction with the success of this year’s tourist season and stated that further deve- lopment requires a special strategic approach, in order to solve the problem of seasonality and in order to keep improving in the future. Minister Gvozdenović stressed that the issue of qu- alified staff in the field of tourism needs to be resolved and pointed out that such challenges could be overcome through curricula in secondary schools and universities, i.e. through orientation and motivation of students for the areas with in- sufficient staff. In addition to the representatives of the Ministry, the working breakfast was attended by the deans of tourism faculties from Bar, Budva and Kotor, representatives of Montenegrin Em- ployers Federation, Montenegro Tourism Association, Natio- nal Tourism Organization, Chamber of Commerce, and busi- nesspeople working in tourism. The attendees expressed their gratitude for the efforts invested in the improvement of infrastructure. They also stated that in- frastructure needs to be improved further in order to create and tax policy in tourism, new tourist facilities, improvement additional tourist facilities and develop high quality tourism. of general technical infrastructure, increasing Montenegro’s The attendees stressed the importance of the simplification of availability, destination management, and staff policy in the the visa issuing procedure for tourists coming in from new field of tourism. outbound markets and the implementation of additional acti- vities to improve the availability of Montenegro as a tourist In addition to welcoming the previous incentives and tax destination. They also concluded that it is necessary to solve reliefs in tourism, participants of the meeting expressed full the problem of provisional facilities in the following period, support to the Government’s proposal of fiscal measures, particularly in the key tourist centres, with high-end hotels, in adopted in July, along with the expectation that the suggested order to improve the ambience throughout the tourist season. measures would be implemented in practice from 2016. It was also concluded that it is necessary to support large develop- The working breakfast also included discussions on the Pur- ment projects, since such projects contribute to the quality of pose Spatial Plan for the Coastal Zone, optimisation of the bu- the tourist offer and affect the arrival of internationally renow- siness environment through the creation of a favourable fiscal ned brands to Montenegro. capital city and podgorica touriSm BOARD AT EXPO 2015 The Capital City and the Milan - Ana Jovanović, and the female handball team of Bu- Podgorica Tourism Board dućnost Handball Club. Also, all guests at the EXPO were participated at the EXPO greeted by Stevan Jovetić, another famous person from Po- 2015 exhibition, held from dgorica, and a great football star, whose appearance stirred 1 May to 31 October 2015 a lot of interest among the representatives of Italian media. in Milan. The Capital City was presented as a city on water, a city of sports, wine and quality food via a four minute long This event was covered by RAI, the public broadcasting video. company of Italy, and by many journalists from famous print media such as: “Gazzetta”, “Repubblica”, “ANSA”, whose The video featured many famous inhabitants of Podgorica, texts were reported by many electronic media outlets in Italy. and the best ambassadors of tourism: football legend - Dejan The video that introduces the Capital City and the Podgorica Savićević, last year’s representative at the Eurovision Song Tourist Board can be viewed at the following link: http://yo- Contest - Nenad Knežević Knez, famous model working in utu.be/_v02AwXBzxc 3 Tourism newsletter No: 5 montenegro to vice-chair regional commiSSion for europe in 2016 elegation of the Government of Montenegro, hea- ded by the chair of the National Tourism Organisa- tion of Montenegro, Ms. Željka Radak Kukavičić, participated in the 21st UNWTO General Assem- D bly held in September in Medellin, Colombia. The topic of this year’s UNWTO General Assembly was Tourism: Fostering inclusive development and social tran- sformation, including discussions on issues which directly influence the tourism policy at the highest national and in- ternational levels. The 21st UNTWO General Assembly was opened by the President of Colombia, Juan Manuel Santos. President San- “Also, one of the aims of tourism is to bridge ethnic, ra- tos stressed the importance allocated to tourism by Colom-
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