Tourism in Czechia has had another strong year. Nearly 23.6 million guests arrived at domestic hotels, guesthouses and other mass accommodation facilities (HUZ) in 2025, spending 59.1 million nights there. Thus, not only the number of arrivals but also overnight stays by domestic and foreign tourists increased year-on-year. For foreigners, the number of nights grew faster than arrivals, confirming the trend of longer stays. In total, 53.7% (12.6 million) were domestic tourists, while 46.3% (10.9 million) were foreign visitors. The average length of stay was 3.5 days. The highest number of visitors was reported by Prague, South Moravia and South Bohemia. The Karlovy Vary and Hradec Kralove regions followed the capital in the number of overnight stays. Read more…

The Winter Olympic Games in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo start tomorrow. With them begins a period when the attention of hundreds of millions of spectators around the world is focused on winter sports, exceptional performances and strong emotions. Czechia is there - not only through its athletes, but also through the active presentation of the country as an attractive destination for travel, sport and active recreation. Read more…

More award-winning restaurants than a year ago, new trophies for gastronomic personalities and the introduction of the "hotel" guide Stay & Dine. The gala evening of the international gastronomic guide Gault&Millau on Monday 26 January at the National House in Vinohrady brought, in addition to the expected launch of the 2026 edition, a number of new features. Read more…

In November 2025, Czechia presented itself to representatives of travel agencies and travel advisors from the USA as an attractive and premium destination in Central Europe. The country was featured at the Signature Travel Network Annual Conference in Las Vegas along with Slovakia, Poland and Hungary under the Discover Central Europe brand. The goal was to appeal to the region's upscale clientele and reinforce the perception of the region as a culturally rich area offering luxury and authentic experiences. Read more…

FITUR Madrid 2025, the largest tourism fair for Spanish-speaking countries, has started and Czechia is there. The event attracts around a quarter of a million visitors each year, both professionals and the public. This year's 46th edition takes place from 21 to 25 January 2026 and fills nine halls of the IFEMA Madrid exhibition centre. More than 10,000 companies from 161 countries participate in the fair, with 111 countries having an official national stand on site. The partner country is Mexico. Read more…

The European Tour Operators and Travel Agents Association (ECTAA) and CzechTourism are launching a strategic partnership that will culminate in the ECTAA Annual Meeting in Prague in May 2026, bringing the most important meeting of European tourism leaders back to Czechia after more than a decade. At the same time, a strong platform for the development of business cooperation between Czech partners and travel agencies and tour operators from all over Europe is being created. Read more…