The western Balkans countries are attractive to investors seeking low-cost locations in Europe. However, a lack of integration is limiting the region's prospects. 

The chairman of Azmont Investments tells fDi why the company chose to fund Montenegro’s Portonovi resort to the tune of €600m.    

Pavle Radulović, Montenegro’s minister of sustainable development and tourism, talks to Sebastian Shehadi about how the country’s fast growing tourism industry is opening significant investment opportunities, from ski slopes to beaches.

Montenegro's status as a high-end holiday destination has grown rapidly over the past decade. The country's minister of sustainable development and tourism, Pavle Radulović, tells Courtney Fingar how it is now seeking 'the right kind of foreign investor' to bolster its hotel offering and potentially improve the service offered by its airports.

Mipim, an international real estate show hosted every year in Cannes, France, brings together thousands of developers and architects, as well as city and country officials eager to court potential investors. At this year's event, Michal Kaczmarski asked representatives from Brabant, Eindhoven, Frankfurt, Liverpool, Montenegro and the Chechen Republic what sets their locations apart from other destinations.

Montenegro's minister of sustainable development and tourism, Predrag Sekulic, explains how his country's reputation as a high-quality holiday destination is slowly growing, but further investment in construction and infrastructure is needed if it is to continue on an upward trajectory.

Montenegro has become a playground for the world's billionaires -- with its revamped resorts offering an ideal place to party.