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Empty beaches on the Montenegrin coast: Sports photos on social networks

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Empty beaches on the Montenegrin coast: Sports photos on social networks

Photo with almost empty beach in Becici, published on the social network X, provoked a discussion on the state of Montenegrin tourism.

While one claims that the season failed and calls for responsibility, others, mostly tourists, say that the scene is perfectly suitable for them.

Bečići was found in the spotlight, and the previously similar discussions were led to both Sutomore. And while the situation there is “removed from the agenda” after the field report, Becici caused a lot of burning reactions.

Tourists and locals are published by photos from Bečić – almost identical content: blank deck chairs, just some umbrellas and several swimmers in the sea. Recordings have been recorded at 10, 10:30, and even before noon – and the scene is always the same, transmits A woman blic.

For one, it is idyll and a dream vacation – silence, without a crowd and a bustle. For others, it is a sign that the tourist season has experienced a serious decline.

“Are these real photography, I can’t believe it!”, “We invite Minister Kodric to explain what happens”, “tourism is promoted – but where are the results?” There are only some of the comments of outgormy Montenegrins.

Unlike the local population, tourists have a completely different view: “This is heaven! No crowds, the sea calmly, the most beautiful holiday ever”.

Nevertheless, it is clear that a smaller number of tourists, so the question is asked – did the season schedule?

At the social networks, those who have been advertising in Montenegro for years, but in the meantime they were disappointed:

“From 2009. until 2017. I was there every summer. She had a chance to be a codef shore of the Balkans, but greed, wild construction, bad service and hygiene – all this ruined the destination.”

Others add that prices went to heaven and that the season is reduced today on “15 days of July” that can only afford to afford the richest, writes Radio Sarajevo.

While some greatly suspect this year’s season, others claim that the real wave of tourists will appear only around 15. July. As half of the month approaching, it remains to be seen – whether it is a bad start or about the new reality of Montenegrin tourism.

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