The Argus Bike Festival, one of the most important cycling fairs in Central Europe, took place again this year on Vienna's Rathausplatz. Visitors were not deterred by the changeable weather - on the contrary, a high number of visitors came to the event and the event confirmed the long-term growing interest in cycling and active leisure. Read more…

In recent months, the Czech Convention Bureau team has participated in two prestigious workshops organised by Europe Congress. Both events were also attended by several Czech entities. Read more…

Czechs have a clear idea how they will spend this spring - they will stay at home and go exploring the Czech Republic. According to a recent survey by CzechTourism, 76% of respondents plan to spend their spring holidays in Czechia, which represents a year-on-year increase of 21 percentage points and the highest share in the last three years. Most often they will head to the South Bohemia and South Moravia regions and visit more than one region during their stay. At the same time, shorter, flexible stays are coming to the fore. Czechs spend 6.5 days on their spring break, half a day more than last year, and almost half of them prefer long weekends. On average, they spend CZK 7,632 per person and enjoy their time off as a combination of relaxation and lighter sporting activities such as hiking or walking. Thanks to its accessibility and diverse offer, the Czech Republic confirms its position as an ideal destination for a spring reboot. Read more…

The Czech capital is gradually becoming the centre of the world figure skating. Tomorrow, on 24 March, the official training sessions of the ISU World Figure Skating Championships 2026 will begin in the O2 Arena and O2 Universe, and from Wednesday 25 March the competition part will start. Read more…

The latest trends in travel, current preferences of tourists and the Czechia's activities to promote tourism are presented at the international trade fair HOLIDAY WORLD & REGION WORLD, which started today at the PVA EXPO PRAGUE exhibition centre in Letňany. During the three days, visitors will browse through presentations of nearly three hundred exhibitors from dozens of countries, discover new destinations and get inspiration for their next trips. This year's edition also strongly emphasises the link between tourism and gastronomy, which is one of the fastest growing motivations for travel. Read more…

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…