Prague is implementing a ban on organized nighttime pub crawls, signaling a major shift towards cultural tourism. This decision aims to reduce the negative impacts of over-tourism, including noise, litter, and disruptions to residents’ lives. The city hopes to attract travelers interested in its rich history, culture, and architecture, creating a more sustainable and responsible visitor experience.
Etihad Airways is expanding its European network by launching new routes to Prague, Czech Republic, and Warsaw, Poland. These flights, starting June 2, 2025, will operate four times a week from Abu Dhabi using Boeing 787-9 aircraft. This move marks Etihad’s first foray into both countries and signifies its commitment to enhancing its European presence.
Etihad Airways, the UAE’s national carrier, is expanding its international presence by launching direct flights to Warsaw, Poland, and Prague, Czechia. This marks the airline’s first direct routes to both countries, offering seamless travel options for business and leisure travelers. The new flights, starting on June 2, 2025, will be operated by the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, offering a comfortable and modern travel experience.
The Czech Republic has implemented stringent measures to manage the influx of tourists, joining other European destinations like Tenerife and Majorca in tackling over-tourism. These measures aim to protect local environments and cultures while promoting sustainable travel practices.
The Czech Republic is joining other European countries in limiting tourism, particularly in Prague, by restricting short-term rentals. This move aims to address the negative impacts of mass tourism, such as rising housing costs, noise pollution, and overcrowding, while promoting a more sustainable and balanced tourism model.
Four Seasons Hotel Prague has partnered with Mcely Bouquet, a renowned Czech organic skincare brand, to introduce a series of unique spa treatments inspired by Czech traditions. The collaboration offers guests an authentic experience that celebrates the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the Czech Republic.
Prague’s meetings industry continues its recovery after the pandemic, driven by a surge in international events and affluent visitors. Despite not yet reaching 2019’s peak, Prague secured the sixth position globally among the most sought-after meeting destinations. The focus on high-spending delegates, a diverse range of event themes, and continued investment in the meetings sector bodes well for Prague’s future as a leading international event destination.
