Nowadays, high-quality event facilities are no longer limited to major cities. Across Czechia, historic buildings are undergoing carefully considered renovations, new multifunctional arenas and cultural centres are emerging, and regional destinations are expanding their offerings for conferences, corporate meetings and cultural events. This overview presents a curated selection of venues that combine a strong narrative, distinctive architecture and modern technical infrastructure, making them highly relevant for event organisers in 2026 and beyond. Read more…

This year, according to the prestigious MICHELIN Guide, Czechia is one of the most outstanding gastronomic destinations in the world. It appears on the list of 16 places that food lovers should definitely visit in 2026. Alongside destinations such as Venice, the Amalfi Coast, the Dolomites, Québec, Vancouver and the American South, the country confirms its position as one of the most interesting gastronomic addresses of today. Read more…

Enjoy the end of this year with those you care about. We wish you a successful and eventful year of travelling in Czechia. At the same time, keep in mind that noisy New Year's Eve and New Year's Day celebrations have been significantly reduced in many places in Czechqia, including the capital, for some time now. Read more…

Czech gastronomy has received further international recognition. This year, for the first time, the MICHELIN guide evaluated restaurants across Czechia and also highlighted the sustainable approach to cooking. Four Czech restaurants were awarded the prestigious MICHELIN Green Star, which recognises responsibility towards nature, local ingredients and sustainable operation. Read more…

This year, for the first time, Czechia has become one of the countries with its own MICHELIN Guide and thus definitively confirmed its place on the European gastronomic map. A short video clip recalls an exceptional evening that opened a new chapter in Czech gastronomy. Read more…

Brno has made it to the selection of the ten most attractive European destinations for 2026. The prestigious 1000thingsmagazine.com magazine has ranked it 5th, which significantly increases the visibility not only of the city, but of the entire South Moravian Region in key foreign markets. The success confirms the growing interest in Czechia and opens up further space for the development of tourism in the region. Read more…