Central Europe has presented itself as an attractive tourist destination on overseas markets. The V4 B2B Roadshow, which took place late last year in Toronto, Boston and Fort Lauderdale, connected tourism professionals with offers from the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia. A total of 162 professionals attended the event, including tour operators, travel agencies and media. Read more…

For accommodation in Jeseníky it is possible to use an accommodation voucher from today. Those interested can apply for them from this morning on the Jeseníky - Tourist Board website. A family of four can save up to CZK 8,400 for a week's stay. Moreover, the vouchers can be redeemed immediately. The programme aims to revive tourism in the region most affected by last year's flood. Read more…

Enjoy the end of this year with those you care about. We wish you a successful and eventful year of travelling in Czechia. At the same time, remember that the noisy celebrations of New Year's Eve and New Year's Day are already a thing of the past in many places in the Czech Republic, including the capital. Read more…

A year full of successes and creative campaigns is slowly coming to an end - we look forward to creating more unforgettable stories together in 2024. We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Read more…

With the start of the new timetable, ČD, in cooperation with its partner Polish carrier PKP Intercity, has launched a new international train line Ex32 Prague - Pardubice - Wrocław - Gdynia. Four pairs of trains called Baltic express will set off daily. The trains offer travel in modern carriages with air conditioning, power sockets, refreshments and comfortable seats. Read more…

Czechs are increasingly choosing to spend their winter holidays in Czechia, with 47% of residents planning to spend their holidays here this year, which is 4% more than last year. On average, they plan a seven-day stay and expect to spend an average of CZK 8,342 per person. Most often they want to go to the Liberec and Hradec Kralove regions. In addition to skiing and cross-country skiing, they are also attracted by hiking and relaxation. It results from the latest survey of the Czech Tourist Authority – CzechTourism. Read more…