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Last update: 11 hours agoTourism & Transport Pressure: Dubrovnik’s D8 coastal road is already turning into an “open-air parking lot,” with near-continuous jams between Dubrovnik and Župa dubrovačka as the season barely starts—an old road built for fewer cars now trapped in modern crowds. Regional Culture Links: Niksic and Greece’s Aristotelis (Halkidiki) are deepening ties through cultural, sports and education exchanges after a student trip tied to Aristotle’s legacy. Value Travel Spotlight (incl. Montenegro): Post Office Travel Money’s 2026 City Costs Barometer puts Sarajevo at the top for a cheap weekend break (£248), while Podgorica makes the top 10 at £332—though prices in the capitals have risen over 10%. EU Money for Reforms: The European Commission released €44.2m to Montenegro under the Western Balkans Growth Plan, backing research and innovation reforms. Tech & Connectivity: Crnogorski Telekom has launched commercial fibre speeds up to 4 Gbps with WiFi 7, starting in Cetinje.
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