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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 85817, member: 27"]
Cross-border ferries are coming back, betting hard on summer crowds and day-tripper demand between Croatia and Montenegro.

Dubrovnik routes restart via the Adriatic
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[*]Dubrovnik will reconnect by sea with Kotor and Budva.
[*]Services target summer tourists and quick visits.
[*]Both maritime routes are being re-established.
[*]Demand from last summer pushed the relaunch.
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Operating window and schedule details
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[*]Ferries start running on June 1.
[*]Routes continue until the end of September.
[*]July and August bring heavier sailing frequency.
[*]Peak season planning focuses on volume.
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Budva and Kotor line frequency boost
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[*]Budva to Dubrovnik sails six times weekly.
[*]Doubles last year’s departures.
[*]Kotor to Dubrovnik runs three times weekly.
[*]Schedules aim at high tourist turnover.
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Government backing and operators
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[*]Filip Radulović announced the rollout publicly.
[*]Montenegrin Maritime Ministry backs the plan.
[*]Cooperation continues with Kompas.
[*]Officials want stronger regional sea links.
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Tourism and economic angle
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[*]Passenger growth is driven mainly by day trippers.
[*]Officials cite rising interest across both routes.
[*]Maritime expansion is pitched as a tourism fuel.
[*]Economic spillover is the stated end goal.
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