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Aman Sveti Stefan to reopen its doors after three years

Published on: May 3, 2023 • 12:15 PM Author: Office of the Prime Minister

Prime Minister Dritan Abazović met representatives of Adriatic Properties. The meeting was attended by Goran Đurović, Minister of Economic Development and Tourism, Petros Stathis, owner of Adriatic Properties, Goran Bencun, CEO at Adriatic Properties, Nikola Jovanović, President of the Budva Municipal Assembly, Mladen Mikijelj, Director of the Public Enterprise for Coastal Zone Management of Montenegro, Blažo Rađenović, President of the Board of Directors of the Public Enterprise for Coastal Zone Management of Montenegro, Nikola Plamenac, CEO at Sveti Stefan Hotels, and Milica Kaženegra, President of the Board of Directors of Sveti Stefan Hotels.

It was agreed that the Aman Sveti Stefan will reopen its doors this summer season.

The agreement has been reached! Aman Sveti Stefan will reopen its doors after three years, the Prime Minister said and thanked everyone for the constructive approach, representatives of Aman, Adriatic Properties, the Municipality of Budva and the Public Enterprise for Coastal Zone Management of Montenegro.

Dritan Abazović - predstavnici Aman, Adriatic Properties, Opštine Budva i JP Morsko dobro

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