Finally, some good news – flights between Tivat and Tel Aviv are back on! After a period of uncertainty due to geopolitical tensions, Montenegro and Israel are reconnecting through air travel. The Ministry of Tourism confirmed that flights will resume today, meaning the flow of tourists from one of the country’s most important markets continues. But it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. The Adriatic highway is still a nightmare with traffic jams and ongoing roadworks, and authorities have demanded urgent measures to ease the congestion. To make matters worse, Tivat airport was recently shut down due to a bomb threat, adding more chaos to the mix. Still, at least now we can plan trips without fearing sudden cancellations. Tourism is the lifeblood of Montenegro, and this move signals a slow return to normalcy. But better organization and infrastructure fixes are desperately needed. What do you think? Will these flights spark a tourism boom or will traffic jams keep ruining the vibe? Drop your thoughts below – let’s see who’s dreaming big and who’s keeping it real!
