U.S. Journalists Discover Montenegro’s Rich Tourism Offerings
- Podgorica, (MINA-BUSINESS) - The National Tourism Organisation of Montenegro (NTO) hosted prominent journalists and content creators from the United States during a study visit that gave them the opportunity to explore Montenegro’s diverse tourism offerings, including its gastronomy, cultural heritage, architecture, natural attractions, and hospitality sector.
- Post By Engleski servis
- 21:04, 15 jun, 2026
Podgorica, (MINA-BUSINESS) - The National Tourism Organisation of Montenegro (NTO) hosted prominent journalists and content creators from the United States during a study visit that gave them the opportunity to explore Montenegro’s diverse tourism offerings, including its gastronomy, cultural heritage, architecture, natural attractions, and hospitality sector.
Among the visitors was award-winning Canadian travel and food journalist Carmen Yuen, whose work has appeared in major international publications such as The New York Times, National Geographic, BBC, Time Magazine, and Travel + Leisure. Yuen, who also runs the popular travel blog LaCarmina, said she was excited to share her experiences through articles, social media posts, and blog content that will help introduce Montenegro to a wider international audience.
The group also included journalist Zuzana Zimmermannova, a contributor to the U.S.-based digital magazine Go World Travel, as well as American travel and food writers David Greenberg and Susan Andrew, contributors to Food, Wine & Travel and Travel World International.
The visiting journalists praised the organization of the trip, the quality of accommodation and hospitality services, and the expertise of local guides. They highlighted Montenegro’s scenic coastline, cultural heritage, gastronomy, the Bay of Kotor, and lesser-known areas such as Ulcinj and Ada Bojana, describing the country as a destination of exceptional beauty with stories worthy of international attention.
The NTO said that study visits by foreign journalists are an important part of its promotional activities, helping strengthen Montenegro’s presence in key source markets and generate media coverage that reaches millions of potential travelers worldwide. Support for the visit was also provided by local tourism organizations in Herceg Novi, Tivat, Kotor, and Ulcinj, as well as Kotor Cable Car, Mediteran Hotel, Đardin restaurant, and Skala Santa tavern.