Podgorica, (MINA-BUSINESS) – Montenegro has emerged as one of the top recommendations for the summer season this year thanks to the Exit Festival, which has been included among the most exciting European music events of the summer, providing a valuable opportunity to promote Montenegrin tourism.

Yahoo Travel, which publishes articles on travel, destinations, tourism trends, travel tips, and holiday recommendations, has released a list of eight festivals that deserve a place on this summer’s calendar.

The travel portal included Exit, which moved to the Montenegrin coast this year, alongside renowned European festivals in France, Belgium, Italy, Slovenia, Hungary, and Denmark.

Following its move to Montenegro from Novi Sad, Exit is spreading across two weekends on the Adriatic coast: the first taking place on Ulcinj’s Long Beach from 3 to 6 July, and the second happening in Budva from 28 to 31 August.

Organizers say the two editions will promise different musical identities. While Ulcinj leans towards house and techno, with artists like Argy, Jamie Jones, Maceo Plex, Monolink and Stephan Bodzin on the bill, Budva will close out the summer with a line-up that includes Peggy Gou, Charlotte de Witte, Hugel and Enrico Sangiuliano.

According to the portal, perhaps the biggest selling point, however, is the price tag. General admission is free, provided you register in advance, while VIP tickets range from €50 to €150. 

In addition to Exit, the list of recommended festivals includes Festival de Nimes in France, Rock Werchter in Belgium, Lost Music Festival in Italy, Westival in Wales, Tolminator in Slovenia, Sziget in Hungary, and Syd for Solen in Denmark.