Today Czechia has joined the most prestigious European destinations. For the first time ever, a separate selection of the MICHELIN Guide for Czechia is being published, confirming the growing reputation of domestic gastronomy and placing it alongside the culinary superpowers. During the gala dinner in Mariánské Lázně, MICHELIN awarded stars, Bib Gourmand and Green Stars to establishments across all regions, adding to the existing selection of 24 Prague establishments. The destination partner is CzechTourism, and the official partner is Macro ČR. Read more…

Czechia has once again confirmed its exceptional position among the safest countries in the world. According to the latest Travel Safety Index 2025, Czechia ranked 6th and the prestigious Global Peace Index 2025 ranks it 11th out of 163 countries assessed. At a time when many destinations are facing increasing risk and uncertainty, the country has long maintained its reputation as a stable, calm and reliable country for travel, life and business. Read more…

The Czech Tourism Authority - CzechTourism has introduced the world to the Czechia's modern approach to sustainable urban tourism. This was done at two prestigious international events in Asia. At the beginning of September at the PTO conference at the 19th Ho Chi Minh City International Travel Expo (ITE HCMC 2025) in Vietnam and then at the end of October at the Global City Summit in Busan, South Korea. Read more…

The European Travel Commission (ETC) presented the Reykjavik Declaration "Tourism for Europe, Europe for Tourism" at its 110th meeting in Iceland. The document, symbolically signed by ETC Director Eduardo Santander and Iceland Tourism CEO Arnar Már Ólafsson, calls on member countries to develop tourism that respects residents and visitors while protecting Europe's natural and cultural heritage. Read more…

Accessible travel should not be the exception, but the standard. On the occasion of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (3 December), CzechTourism points out that accessibility is not just a phrase, but concrete work on the ground. The agency is implementing several activities in this regard - this year it has started mapping accessible places across Czechia, expanding education in the field of communication with people with disabilities and further promoting accessible tourism also through influencer and press trips. Read more…

The Polish news agency PAP has apologised for incorrect information according to which the Polish Foreign Ministry should have warned its citizens against travelling to Czechia due to the outbreak of hepatitis A. On the initiative of the CzechTourism Foreign Representation in Poland, the agency acknowledged the error and published a corrective article that clearly disputes the previous misinterpretation. Read more…