The Nationwide Tourism Organisation of Montenegro has launched a brand new international marketing campaign to showcase the pure surroundings of the nation.
It goals to bringing to life the connection between nature and other people and showcase its significance in a restrictive digital world.
Inspiring journey to Montenegro, when doable, ‘Nature & Me’ focuses on the necessity for individuals to embrace nature as a break from the digital world we’ve been pressured to stay in earlier than and in the course of the pandemic.
The marketing campaign video, which options journey experiences from throughout Montenegro, highlights the untouched pure great thing about the nation and reminds us that that nature is our pal – encouraging travellers to think about the pure surroundings of Montenegro as a relative they’ll in the future reunite with.
“While the digital world has helped us see individuals throughout this pandemic, nothing beats your interplay with nature; your ft assembly the waves and the power we’ve to journey and to embrace the pure world,” mentioned Željka Radak Kukavičić, Nationwide Tourism Organisation of Montenegro director.
“The months behind us had been a problem, but in addition a lesson.
“Possibly it’s time to look with contemporary eyes on the world round us.
“Possibly it’s time to disconnect from some outdated digital habits and remind ourselves that man and nature are inextricably linked.
“The liberty offered by the pristine pure great thing about Montenegro is a should for any travellers and we welcome you to be within the firm of nature.”
Situated on the Balkan Peninsula, this can be a nation that has lengthy been a melting pot of cultures, civilisations and religions.
Surrounded by pure magnificence, Montenegro provides large experiences in a small and accessible surroundings.
From the Montenegrin hills to the fantastic thing about the Adriatic Coast; nature reserves and nationwide parks; caves and canyons to 117 seashores alongside a shoreline over 180 miles lengthy, all embraced by the caring faces of locals and conventional hospitality.
Tourism accounted for 32 per cent of GDP in 2019 when Montenegro welcomed 81,000 UK travellers to the nation, a rise of 30 per cent year-on-year.
