Czechia offers much more than just the most famous sights and tourist magnets. The Czech Tourist Authority – CzechTourism, together with its regional partners, presents a selection of undiscovered gems this year. Each year, the project highlights lesser-known sites across the regions that stand off the main tourist routes, yet have something to offer visitors - a strong story, a unique atmosphere and an authentic experience. Read more…

For two days this year, Prague will be transformed into a place where the key players of the world tourism industry will meet. On 20 and 21 April, the capital will host another edition of the largest inbound event in Czechia - Czechia Travel Trade Day 2026, which is organised annually by the CzechTourism agency. Read more…

Czechs perceive cycling mainly as an active recreation and a way to experience, not as a pursuit of performance. 4 out of 5 people cycle at least occasionally and often decide to go for a ride at the last minute depending on the weather. Before the start, recommendations from loved ones play a major role, while during the ride it is mainly the mobile phone that helps. This results from the latest survey of the Director of the Czech Tourist Authority – CzechTourism. Read more…

The world of travel meets again in Berlin and Czechia is there. ITB Berlin, one of the most important B2B travel trade fairs in the world, is now opening its 60th anniversary edition. Over 5,800 exhibitors from more than 170 countries are presenting themselves at the fully booked exhibition centre from 3 - 5 March 2026. The Czech Tourist Authority – CzechTourism and its partners are actively presenting Czechia as a modern, inspiring and sustainable destination. Read more…

Active holidays, authentic experiences and sustainable transport. This year's edition of Ferie for Alle (Holidays for Everyone), the largest tourism event in Scandinavia, confirmed the growing interest in Czechia. Nearly 55,000 visitors arrived over the three days (20-22 February 2026). A total of 1,100 exhibitors presented their offer. The Czech Republic impressed with a varied presentation of regions and current trends that meet the expectations of Nordic tourists. Read more…

International carrier Leo Express is ready to launch domestic operations on the Warsaw - Krakow route, expanding the popular international connection between Krakow and Prague. On this occasion, passengers are invited to take the first ride on the new service, which will start from Warszawa Wschodnia station on Sunday morning, 1 March. With this move, Leo Express is expanding its presence in Poland and at the same time strengthening the international connection between Poland and Czechia. Read more…