Who would've guessed it? Here's everything else Czechia has to offer for MICE experts!

'Look where I am - bragging rights'

With such medieval splendour across Prague, Brno, and Ostrava, Český Krumlov and Plzeň the country delivers plenty of ‘Insta worthy’ views. In fact, recent polls have put Prague as the world's fifth most instagrammable city for New Year's Eve, and Europe's eighth most instagrammable city in autumn, and Prague Castle as the worlds "most instagrammable castle". The city has also ranked highly in Time Out's 'most beautiful' rankings, and TripAdvisor has the Charles Bridge, Prague ranked among the world's most beautiful sights.

Sustainable, Low impact and CSR activities

Incentive planners can incorporate engaging activities into their programmes, within a short distance from Prague, such as wellness activities, natural spas, exploring vineyards, wine tastings and culinary pursuits, organic cosmetics, and hands on experiences such as river cleaning and tree planting whilst enjoying the natural landscape. The Convention Bureau offers a selection of ideas here: Sustainable Incentive Ideas.

Where to stay

- The new Fairmont Golden Prague is slated to open March 2025
- Hilton Prague offers a skybar & Hilton Prague Old Town offers authentic Art Deco interiors in the heart of the city near Old Town Square
- Almanac X Alcron Prague was fully refurbished in 2022
- OREA Hotels & Resorts offers conferencing facilities for up to 1,100 in Prague & Brno and in mountain resorts
- The Congress & Wellness Hotel Olšanka is a 4* in Žižkov, Prague
- Jan Hotels has five properties in Prague and Český Krumlov

Others outside the capital:

- Chateau Mcely, Spa Hotel and Forest Retreat does exactly what it says on the tin - ideal for incentives
- Mariánské Lázně Ensana offer Health Spa hotels

Food & Drink

Plzeň has given the world the Pilsner larger created by Bavarian brewer Josef Groll in the city in 1842; today, the Pilsner Urquell Brewery is the largest brewery in the Czech Republic.

As the Convention Bureau and Tourism Board illustrated at the retreat, there are excellent, Czech wines from their two wine regions: Bohemia and Moravia, yet widely available from outside the country. This makes wine tasting experiences incorporated in to any event, so desirable. Either at a cool city wine bar such as Bokovka (meaning 'sideways') whose carefully curated wine list highlights small, independent producers from across Europe, including gems from Bohemia and Moravia. Alternatively, there are superb trips that can be undertaken within a day to vineyards that could be anything from a guided tour and tasting, to a hands-on experience and overnight in the region, all washed down with wine, naturally!

Eating locally sourced produce is easy, and positively encouraged, with the country producing a range of crops, and fruits, with organically grown produce having seen an exceptional rise. You can taste quality local and international food and drink at some of the events, food festivals, Easter and Christmas markets.

Food festivals are usually held in spring and summer, vintage grape harvest festivals in September or early October, and markets in city centres are usually connected with Easter in early spring or Christmas in December. The most popular open-air events include the Garden Food Festival, the Karlovský Gastrofestival in Velké Karlovice, the Hop and Beer Festival in Žatec and the Advent Markets in Prague, Olomouc and Brno.

Gala Dinners and Large Group dining

Vyšehrad 2000, a.s. a gastronomic catering company for events, offers to locations: the renowned Cafe in the Municipal House in Prague with a capacity of up to 2,000 people. They also operate in the Industrial Palace (restaurant, mobile cafe, two bar sations). This Art Noveau glass building with steel construction was built in 1891, the oldest fairground in Prague has been under renovation since 2022 and will be at full capacity by the end of 2026.

Restaurants & Night Life

The cafes of the First Republic were places where famous people such as journalists, writers, actors, artists, architects, and business people used to meet. Many are still around today and offers stunning and stylish interiors, and great coffee and cakes! Prague and Brno boast a vast array of chic bars, clubs and restaurants for a night out take a look here at all of the different options.

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