The Czech Republic is an appealing place to hold conference and incentive events. Tens of luxury hotels and conference centres meeting international standards in quality and capacity can be found in Prague and other towns around the country. Historical sights fascinate educated travellers who love architecture, and spa fans will also enjoy time here thanks to the unique number of mineral-rich springs which rise here.
Security is an important factor when deciding where to hold a conference. The Czech Republic is one of the calmest and safest places on earth.
There are a large number of companies in the Czech Republic whose business it is to organise conferences (PCOs – Professional Conference Organisers) and incentive events (DMCs – Destination Management Companies).
The list of venues in the Czech Republic suitable for holding conferences contains several with room for over 5000 people. Conference centres are located across the entire country and able to accommodate up to 9000 delegates in some cases.
Located in the very heart of Europe, the Czech Republic is the ideal country for international meetings, a fact confirmed by the constant expansion of Prague’s airport. Prague is linked to the world by 58 airlines and it is possible to fly direct to more than 100 places around the globe.
One of the undeniable advantages of holding a conference in the Czech Republic is value for money. The highest standards of service are provided, while costs are kept low.
In the Czech Republic you can put together an incentive programme which you will still be thinking about long after the event has ended.
Although Prague is one of the best preserved cities in the world, there’s no need to worry about the level of facilities it can provide. In close proximity to historical sights you will discover the most up-to-date conference venues and the number of luxury hotels increases every year.
A stable and safe destination
Experience and a high standard of services (PCOs and DMCs)
Conference venues
A great location and easy to reach
Inexpensive accommodation of a high standard
Tailor-made incentive events
Prague – a city of the past and present
Literature lovers know Lipnice nad Sázavou as the place where author J. Hašek lived the last years of his life and where he wrote his most famous works, The Fateful Adventures of the Good Soldier Švejk. Its house with exhibits is located directly beneath a rocky ridge, on which one of the largest Czech castles was constructed at the beginning of the 14th century.
The main attraction of Kroměříž, the town nicknamed the Athens of Hanacko, is its archiepiscopal chateau, which along with the chateau gardens and flower gardens are on the UNESCO list of worldwide cultural and natural heritage sites. For hundreds of zears, the chateau served as a residence for the bishops of Olomouc, and a series of important events occurred within its walls. There are also many other sites worth seeing in Kroměříž, such as the pontifical mint, featuring a collection of church issued coins and medals, the Baroque Church of St. John the Baptist with its interior in Rococo style and the house with a Renaissance entrance section on Velké náměstí square, which houses exhibits of the Kroměříž Museum and a monument to Max Švabinský.
Rock, pop, jazz, metal, hip hop... Audiences at summer open-air festivals will enjoy these and other genres. The schedule of events taking place under the open sky this year is once again truly great, and music fans thus can look forward to an eventful summer. 