Kotor Riviera hosts nearly 5,000 tourists, featuring a diverse mix of nationalities

The latest data from the local Tourist Organization (TO) reveals that the Kotor Riviera is currently hosting 4,930 guests.

Of this number, 3,340 are staying in private accommodations, 1,520 in hotels, 59 in hostels, and six in camps, according to the TO’s announcement to Radio Kotor.

In private accommodations, the majority of guests come from Turkey, Serbia, Russia, the United Kingdom, and Germany. Meanwhile, hotels see a predominance of visitors from the United Kingdom, the United States, China, Russia, Germany, and France.

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Additionally, the city welcomed 24,020 excursionists over the past week, primarily from Turkey, Germany, the USA, Poland, France, Israel, the UK, and Spain.