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Unfortunately, meteorologists' predictions came true and a flood wave swept through the northeast of the Czech Republic over the weekend. The rainfall continues and flooding is threatening in various parts of the country. Read more…

Meteorologists are warning of extremely heavy rainfall coming to most of Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia. The warning is valid from 12 to 15 September. The models predict the most intense precipitation until Sunday evening in the belt from the Novohradské hory mountains through Vysočina to Jeseníky. The integrated rescue system, water managers, carriers, accommodation operators, tourist destinations and others are on alert. Read more…

This slogan, with a slight exaggeration, perfectly describes the potential that Czech swimming pools offer to foreign tourists. Recently it has been discovered by travellers from Poland, for example. Czechs, as inhabitants of a landlocked country, take swimming pools for granted, but for Poles and other visitors who tend to spend their holidays mainly in seaside resorts, many Czech swimming pools, pools, but also natural habitats, flooded quarries, sand pits, etc. can be a very pleasant surprise. Read more…

More than fifty journalists attended the press conference organised by the CzechTourism office in Warsaw.Due to the high demand from the Polish media for information about Czechia, the event was held on two dates - in the morning at the Hampton by Hilton hotel and in the afternoon at the Czech Centre. As a result, almost 30 media outlets were published and more are appearing every day. Read more…

Tomáš Zukal is the new director of the Czech Tourism Centre - CzechTourism in Poland. His main goal is to make Czechia deeply known to Poles as an irresistible destination worth visiting even longer and even more often. Read more…

Last year, the most tourists in the last 11 years came to the Hradec Králové Region. In total, more than 1.5 million people visited the region, 80% of them were residents and one fifth were foreign travellers. In a national comparison, the region is the fourth most visited after Prague, South Moravia and South Bohemia. The latest data shows that tourism is gaining momentum and is reaching pre-covid numbers. The biggest inbound event in Czechia - Czechia Travel Trade Day 2024, which has just kicked off in Hradec Králové - is helping to boost, especially foreign visitors. It is organised by CzechTourism in cooperation with the Hradec Králové Regional Tourism Centre, the Hradec Králové Region and the Statutory City of Hradec Králové. Read more…