Last year, South Moravia welcomed the highest number of guests from the Czech Republic in the last ten years. It was about 1.5 million residents, while ca. 525 thousand foreign tourists visited the South Moravian Region. The region, which is, apart from Prague, one of the most visited in the country in the heart of Europe, was thus visited by a total of about 2 million tourists in 2022. In practice, this means a year-on-year increase of 49.4%, with only 6.9% fewer tourists compared to the period before the covid-19 pandemic. The Czechia Travel Trade Day is helping with the return of tourism and in particular the promotion of foreign visitors. It starts today in Brno. Read more…

Until the end of March, domestic tourism entrepreneurs and destination management organisations can apply for the Czechia Travel Trade Day. One of the largest domestic events to promote inbound tourism will take place on 24 and 25 April in Brno under the auspices and with the participation of the Minister for Regional Development Ivan Bartoš. Read more…

Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Korean Air will connect Prague and Seoul, South Korea. The direct connection with Asia was launched at Václav Havel Airport Prague with an inaugural flight in the presence of distinguished guests from the aviation sector and beyond. They took care of the symbolic ribbon cutting. Airport firefighters welcomed the 291-passenger Boeing 777-300ER with a ceremonial gate. Read more…

The Discover Czechia Roadshow in four South Korean cities has been prepared by the Czech Tourism Authority - CzechTourism. The Bohemian Rhapsody campaign has also started. The aim is to support Czech entrepreneurs and help with the return of tourists from East Asia. Korean Air is launching a direct flight from Prague to Seoul next week. The inaugural flight from Prague Airport will take place on Monday 27 March. Read more…

This summer it should be clear which Czech city will become the European Capital of Culture (ECC) in 2028. Broumov and České Budějovice are in the final. The city that wins the title will be able to showcase its cultural life to Europe for a whole year and thus stimulate further development of the area. Read more…

Only 549 fewer tourists from the Baltics came to Czechia than in 2019. While in 2022, there were 118,877 guests from Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia, before the coronavirus pandemic there were 119,426. At the tourism fair in Lithuania called Adventur, visitors could thus get to know the Czech spa and wellness industry in particular. Read more…