about 19 years ago
Letter from Podgorica: It is easy to understand why one foreign property owner in Montenegro calls it Moscow-on-Sea. At tiny Tivat airport, crammed between sheer peaks and the Adriatic shore, jets roar in daily from Moscow and St Petersburg, their passengers breeze through immigration without the ne
Letter from Podgorica: It is easy to understand why one foreign property owner in Montenegro calls it Moscow-on-Sea.
At tiny Tivat airport, crammed between sheer peaks and the Adriatic shore, jets roar in daily from Moscow and St Petersburg, their passengers breeze through immigration without the need for a visa and, a few miles south on the packed beaches of Budva, Russian is the lingua franca.
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