Stronger promotion of Czechia both at home and abroad, and better use of successful films and TV series to develop domestic and international tourism. These are the main objectives of the memorandum of cooperation signed by the Czech Tourism Authority—CzechTourism—and the State Audiovisual Fund, Czech Film Commission division. Both institutions aim to link the audiovisual industry with tourism even more systematically, present the Czech Republic as an attractive destination for both filming and travel through selected joint activities, and use movie screens and television to attract visitors not only to well-known tourist sites but also to as-yet-undiscovered locations. Read more…

History, architecture, regional cuisine, and the atmosphere of Czech castles. The CzechTourism agency is introducing Czechia to Italian travelers in an unconventional way—through a podcast series inspired by a historical novel. The series is narrated by popular Italian actor Stefano Fresi, and listeners can already find the first five of a total of fifteen episodes on the Loquis platform. Read more…

Following the massive fire at Building 34 on the former Baťa campus, this incident affected not only the city’s residents but also everyone who cares about Zlín’s unique history and architecture. The good news, however, is that all major tourist attractions in Zlín remain open, and visitors can explore the city without any significant restrictions. Restrictions apply only to the immediate vicinity of the building affected by the fire. Read more…

Summer vacation is a time for trips, vacations, and discovering new places. But not everyone thinks only about where to go when traveling. For many people, it’s just as important to know whether they’ll be able to get there without barriers and fully enjoy their trip. That’s why the Czech Tourist Authority – CzechTourism in cooperation with the regions, has prepared a guide to accessible travel destinations from all regions. It shows that accessible travel is no longer the exception but an increasingly common part of the tourism offerings in the Czech Republic. Read more…

Open-air music, film premieres, historical festivals, folklore, gastronomy, and theater. Festivals are no longer just a one-night event; more and more often, they’re the main reason people set out on trips. They attract visitors to regions, extend the length of their stays, support hotels, restaurants, and local businesses, and help showcase Czechia as a modern destination full of experiences. In addition to their economic benefits, they are increasingly demonstrating that world-class cultural events can go hand in hand with a responsible approach to local communities and the environment. Read more…

A ride on a narrow-gauge train through Czech Canada, a stroll through Český Krumlov, the atmosphere of the Prachov Rocks, an unforgettable view of Dlouhé stráně, a historic tram in Prague, a taste of modern Czech cuisine, or perhaps baking bread at an open-air museum. These are just a few of the experiences that 38 online content creators from Spain and Latin America took home with them from Czechia. In the second half of June, they participated in the fourth annual Meeting Point DestinoChequia project, organized as part of the PROPED project by the CzechTourism Foreign Representative Office for Spain and Latin America in cooperation with regional tourism offices, the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Brazil, and other partners. Their photos, videos, and stories will inspire millions of people in the coming months as they plan their vacations in the heart of Europe. Read more…