The Czech Tourist Authority – CzechTourism has launched a new thematic section on its website dedicated to sustainable tourism. It responds to the growing public interest in responsible travel and international trends that increasingly take into account the impact of tourism on the environment, local communities and the economy. The new section provides clear and practical content, especially for professionals and entrepreneurs in the industry. Read more…

Trade, tourism and culture - a new platform has been created between Czechia and Sweden, linking the two countries. The Czech-Swedish Chamber of Commerce was launched in Stockholm at the beginning of June. Its aim is to facilitate the entry of Czech companies to the Nordic market and at the same time to deepen trade, intercultural and tourism relations. Read more…

With just three weeks to go until the World Road Motorcycle Championship returns to Czechia, the organisers are fine-tuning the final details. The MotoGP will take place at the Masaryk Circuit in Brno after five years from 18 to 20 July and the only Czech representative in the series, Filip Salač, is looking forward to it and would like to fight his way to the podium in front of the home crowd. "I wish for a full grandstand. Czech fans are the best. The Brno crowd is great. I feel the form I haven't had in my career yet. Read more…

At the end of May, the South Bohemian metropolis was transformed into a venue for the joy of movement. The traditional Mattoni Running Festival attracted thousands of runners of all ages and nationalities, including athletes from Germany and Austria. Last year's winner of the half marathon, German Sebastian Hendel, also took to the start line. The festival is part of the international EuroHeroes series and regularly brings top European athletes to Czechia. Read more…

Czechs and foreign visitors are increasingly going to all corners of Czechia in search of experiences. And they have plenty to choose from. New data from the Institute of Tourism of the CzechTourism agency show that last year was marked by great interest in tourist destinations across the country. The most frequent destinations were Prague Castle, Petřín Hill or the Prague Zoo. However, science centres, natural monuments, aquaparks and castles in the regions also saw significant growth. This confirms the trend where people are increasingly discovering diverse leisure options in the country. Read more…

Discovering the beauty of Czechia doesn't just mean visiting the most famous and iconic places. CzechTourism, together with the portal Kudy z nudy and regional partners, is coming up with a selection of lesser-known, but all the more charming places - undiscovered gems. Every year, the project inspires people to travel off the crowded tourist routes and shows Czechia from a different, often unexpected perspective. Read more…