Czech Republic

Czechia is gearing up for another remarkable tourism season, set to surpass last year’s record-breaking visitor numbers.

Czechia, renowned for its rich history, breathtaking landscapes, and cultural treasures, is now emerging as a premier destination for medical tourism.

Nearly 1.4 million passengers and over 13,100 flights; these are the numbers which best describe the twentieth anniversary of TAP Air Portugal’s route between Prague and Lisbon.

According to the latest data, the Czech capital has improved year-on-year not only in terms of the number of meetings and conferences held here, but also in terms of the number of delegates who arrived for these events.

Delta Air Lines has resumed operation of its regular connection from Prague to New York, which it will service on a daily basis until 6 October 2024.

Czech Airlines Technics (CSAT), a daughter company of Prague Airport, has recorded a financially successful year for the first time since 2019.

In a pioneering initiative to foster creativity and collaboration, the Czech Convention Bureau announces the launch of Inspirational Co-Working Spaces.

Is an active holiday on the cards for 2024? In Czechia, there’s plenty of outdoor fun to inspire even the biggest sports fans or adrenaline junkies.

Prague Airport continues to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Last year, 59.45% of CO₂ emissions were saved compared to 2009, when the airport first calculated its carbon footprint.

At a meeting held in Madrid this month, Members of the international jury of the European Capital of Christmas unanimously decided to award the 2024 title to Brno.