Czech Tourism successfully concluded its annual Travel Trade Day, an event aimed at strengthening ties with global travel partners and media while promoting the country’s diverse tourism offerings and regional highlights. The program included a curated blend of cultural and culinary experiences, along with a structured business networking platform to encourage meaningful collaboration between Czech suppliers and international travel professionals.
The itinerary commenced in Prague, where participants visited key sites such as Malá Strana, Kampa and Charles Bridge. The group then travelled to North Moravia – a region recognised for its distinctive industrial heritage and scenic beauty. In Ostrava, they explored Dolni Vitkovice, a repurposed coal mining and steel production site that now serves as a dynamic cultural venue, including the Bolt Tower which offers panoramic views of the city. The group also sampled traditional Czech products at Marlenka, renowned for its honey cakes and visited the Radegast Brewery, famous for its classic Czech lager. The journey included several additional regional highlights, offering participants a broader understanding of Czechia’s cultural and natural appeal.
Mrs. Barbara Andelová, International Marketing Manager – New Markets at Czech Tourism, said, “One of the key highlights of the event was the B2B workshop hosted in Ostrava, which provided international travel agents with a platform to connect directly with Czech suppliers. The session fostered conversations and networking around partnership opportunities and enabled the agents to gain fresh insights into Czechia’s evolving tourism landscape, including new experiences, offbeat destinations and developments in regional hospitality.”
