Fiets en Wandelbeurs, the Dutch trade fair for cycling and hiking, opened its doors in Utrecht today. Czechia is not absent from one of the most important events of this type in Europe and presents itself as an ideal destination for active holidays in nature. Together with regional partners, the CzechTourism Benelux foreign representation is showing a diverse range of offers for those who love exercise and leisurely experiences outside the high season. Read more…

On 10 February 2026, a total of 15 Czech and Moravian wineries brought the best of their production to Paris and addressed more than a hundred key personalities of the French gastronomy and wine trade during a single evening. In the representative premises of the Embassy of Czechia, the producers presented a modern and confident image of domestic winemaking. The meeting followed the international Wine Paris 2026 festival (9-11 February 2026), which is one of the most important industry events in Europe. Read more…

Czechia is one of the most popular European destinations for romantic weekends and celebrations for two. It offers the ideal combination of fine dining, historic cities, picturesque landscapes and authentic experiences in regions off the main tourist routes. What's more, this year's Valentine's Day falls on a weekend, making it the perfect opportunity for a short break combined with travel. It can turn one evening into a full weekend experience. Read more…

The Czech Tourism Centre - CzechTourism and Prague City Tourism jointly tendered Mastercard as a supplier of analytical data. The aim of the tender is to ensure more strategic management of tourism in Prague and Czechia as a whole. The data will serve as a tool for more accurate real-time monitoring of visitor trends, more effective regulation of tourist flows, better planning of destination development and better prediction of future tourism development in individual regions. Read more…

Tourism in Czechia has had another strong year. Nearly 23.6 million guests arrived at domestic hotels, guesthouses and other mass accommodation facilities (HUZ) in 2025, spending 59.1 million nights there. Thus, not only the number of arrivals but also overnight stays by domestic and foreign tourists increased year-on-year. For foreigners, the number of nights grew faster than arrivals, confirming the trend of longer stays. In total, 53.7% (12.6 million) were domestic tourists, while 46.3% (10.9 million) were foreign visitors. The average length of stay was 3.5 days. The highest number of visitors was reported by Prague, South Moravia and South Bohemia. The Karlovy Vary and Hradec Kralové regions followed the capital in the number of overnight stays. Read more…

The Winter Olympic Games in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo start tomorrow. With them begins a period when the attention of hundreds of millions of spectators around the world is focused on winter sports, exceptional performances and strong emotions. Czechia is there - not only through its athletes, but also through the active presentation of the country as an attractive destination for travel, sport and active recreation. Read more…