Budva is currently home to over 30,000 tourists, and the numbers just keep climbing! According to the latest data, tourist traffic has increased by 3% compared to last year, which is fantastic news for the local economy. Out of the total, 29,000 are foreign guests, with hotels being the most popular accommodation, hosting 14,000 tourists — a 6% increase compared to the same period last year. Private accommodation remains stable with 14,000 guests, while campsites are mostly visited by tourists from Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, Austria, and Serbia. But who are these people flooding Budva? The most numerous guests in collective accommodation come from Serbia, the United Kingdom, Germany, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Poland, Russia, France, Italy, Israel, China, Latvia, and Ukraine. Private accommodation is favored by tourists from Russia, Serbia, Ukraine, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Turkey, Poland, Germany, Azerbaijan, and the USA. Budva has clearly become a magnet for tourists from all over the world, and local tourist organizations are thrilled with this trend. But is this just the beginning, or will the numbers keep rising? And how will Budva handle this tourist surge? Got thoughts? Drop them in the comments — maybe you know what Budva should do next!
