Slovakia

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…

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…

A full lecture hall of the Department of Political Science at the University of Trenčín Alexander Dubček. This is how the discussion between the Ambassador of the Czech Republic to Slovakia Rudolf Jindrák and the Ambassador Emeritus of the Slovakia to the Czech Republic Petr Weiss looked like. It was attended by students, teachers and the general public. They were interested in a diplomatic perspective on the past, present and future of Czech-Slovak relations, when both countries have been functioning as independent states for thirty years. Read more…

The relations between Czechia and Slovakia have been extraordinary since the division of the common state in January 1993. As has been said at a number of international events this year, they can even be described as the best in modern history. Travel and CzechTourism agency at home and abroad are helping to make this happen. Read more…

Historical monuments, natural beauties, cultural gems, traditions and gastronomic specialties of the Czech Republic. All this can currently residents of Slovakia get to know. And that is thanks to the television series of gastronomic travelogues Tasty Czechia. Four episodes will guide viewers through Olomouc, South Moravian, Zlín and South Bohemian Region. Read more…