Friday, May 17, 2024
The United Islands of Prague Festival kicks off on Wednesday, transforming the city’s islands and ten clubs into a vibrant stage for musical discovery.
From May 1st to 4th, audiences can experience the hottest musical talents from across the 27 European countries.
Beyond the sonic adventures, the festival offers a range of engaging activities, including workshops, lectures, live podcasts, talks, and even sports events. Admission remains free for all visitors.
This year, artists will perform across 23 stages: the open-air spaces of Střelecký Island, Slovanský Island near Žofín, Janáček Embankment, and ten participating clubs, marking the return of the Thursday club scene.
The festival also expands its reach, bringing music to new neighborhoods like Ďáblice, Holešovice, Palmovka, Anděl, and Jižní město for the first time.
Special events include a celebration of 20 years of the Czech Republic’s membership in the European Union on Wednesday, May 1st, and a concert against xenophobia, “Symphony for Humanity,” taking place on Střelecký Island on Thursday.
The official festival opening on Wednesday will see the presence of Czech President Petr Pavel, Vice-President of the European Commission Věra Jourová, Head of the European Commission Representation in the Czech Republic Monika Ladmanová, and the Minister for European Affairs Martin Dvořák, ambassadors from European countries.
This brief ceremony begins at 6:30 pm on Střelecký Island.
Throughout the festival, a special tram stop named “Evropa” will operate at the Legion Bridge (Most Legií), providing a direct access to Střelecký Island. This stop will serve all tram lines crossing the bridge.
Additionally, the bridge will be closed to car traffic on Wednesday and Saturday. On Saturday, May 4th, the Janáček Embankment from Jazz Dock to Vítězná Street will also be closed to vehicle traffic.
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* PUBLIC TRANSPORT:
On Monday, 29 April, the reconstruction of the tram line in Dlážděná and Havlíčkova streets in the centre of Prague started. In connection with the repairs, the operation of several tram and bus lines is significantly limited. The restrictions will last until Saturday 29 June.
* EVENTS:
Billie Eilish will perform at Prague’s O2 Arena on June 1, 2025. Tickets for the concert, priced from CZK 1,250, will go on sale to the members of LiveNation from May 2, and to the general public a day later.
* WEATHER:
Tuesday should be clear and dry around the country with day temperatures between 22 and 27 degrees Celsius.
* CULTURE:
During their recent meeting, the Prague City Council approved a donation of CZK 6 million to the Prague Audiovisual Endowment Fund for 2024. The fund supports the presentation of the capital city through audiovisual productions, promotes the sustainable development of the local audiovisual industry and motivates Czech and foreign productions to implement the principles of green filming.
* REAL ESTATE:
Apartment prices are rebounding, with Karlovy Vary and Ostrava seeing over nine percent increases year-on-year in Q1. While Prague remains stable, cities like Brno and Pardubice have recorded rises. Yet, prices still lag behind mid-2022 peaks.
Billie Eilish has announced an 81-date world tour starting later this year. The What Was I Made For singer confirmed dates in North America, Australia and Europe from September.
Billie previously told the music website Billboard that her latest tour would be her most sustainable yet and she’s partnered with an environmental group to organize it.
Tickets for the tour – named after the upcoming album Hit Me Hard And Soft – go on sale on 3 May. Billie will start in Canada on 29 September before taking her show to the US in October.
She will perform in Prague at O2 Arena on June 1st, 2025.
Billie is a long-standing climate campaigner and she committed to making her last tour in 2022 “climate positive”, meaning it would eliminate more emissions than it produced.
She partnered with Reverb, a non-profit organization that works to promote sustainability in the music industry and will be working with them again on this tour.
Initiatives include reducing single-use plastics, offering plant-based food options, and donating a portion of profits to funding climate projects.
For Hit Me Hard And Soft, which is set to be released on 17 May, Billie’s also announced plans to limit the impact of physical copies. This includes making vinyl copies out of recycled vinyl with the packaging and album sleeves also made from recycled materials.
The singer has announced she would not be releasing any singles in advance, saying she wants fans to hear the album “in one go”.
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The Czech Republic is considering a new tax on sugary drinks in an attempt to combat rising obesity rates, particularly among children.
Health Minister Vlastimil Válek believes a levy on sugary beverages will discourage consumption and improve public health.
Government Divided on Sugar Tax
The proposal has garnered support from most coalition parties, including the Mayors and Pirates. They argue that similar taxes in other European Union countries have proven effective in reducing sugar intake and generating revenue for public health initiatives.
The National Economic Council (NERV) also backs the plan, suggesting a tax starting at 3.40 CZK per liter for drinks exceeding 50 grams of sugar per liter, with an additional 35 cents for every subsequent 10 grams.
However, the opposition, particularly the ODS party, remains skeptical. They argue that the tax would unnecessarily complicate the tax system and unfairly burden consumers, especially after the recent VAT increase on beverages.
A Tax on Vice or a Public Health Measure?
Minister Válek emphasizes the need to regulate sugary drinks, highlighting their negative impact on children’s health. He believes the tax will incentivize manufacturers to reduce sugar content, ultimately leading to lower consumption.
The debate centers on whether sugary drinks warrant a “vice tax” similar to those on tobacco and alcohol, or if a broader approach targeting sugar in all food products is necessary.
Final Decision Yet to be Made
While Finance Minister Zbyněk Stanjura (ODS) has remained silent on the proposal, his party’s skepticism suggests a potential roadblock.
The coming weeks will likely see further discussion and negotiation before a final decision is reached.
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Europe’s leading promotion are staging the biggest MMA event in Czech history – OKTAGON 58 – with a record-breaking crowd of over 27,000 set to be in attendance.
On Saturday, June 8, fans of the sport all around the world will have their attention firmly fixed on Eden Stadium (the home of Slavia Prague) for a live spectacle like no other! The biggest stars in OKTAGON MMA will compete for ultimate glory and recognition on an absolutely loaded fight card.
In the main event, Czech superstar, Karlos Vémola, will collide with Slovak hero, Attila Végh, for ‘The Rematch of the Century’. The popular pair first met inside O2 Arena, Prague, five years ago in what was then the largest event in OKTAGON MMA history. Végh knocked out ‘The Terminator’ just over two minutes into their contest in one of the most shocking finishes ever on the continent.
This summer, they will clash once again with the stakes even higher than they were before. Vémola’s light heavyweight title will be up for grabs this time around which Végh is determined to capture in his return to the sport after many years away.
In what is likely to be both men’s final fight, will Vémola be able to gain revenge and walk away on top or can Végh land another punch that will go down in history forever?
Another belt will be on the line in the co-headliner when middleweight king, Patrik Kincl, defends his championship against rising star, Matěj Peňáz. Kincl recently inked a brand-new contract with OKTAGON MMA after being pursued by the biggest promotions in Europe and arguably his most challenging test now awaits him. His adversary, Peňáz, has wowed audiences with his powerful, accurate striking and looks to pick up the biggest win of his career in Eden Stadium.
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Fan favourite and former welterweight champion, David Kozma, returns to competition against the man known as ‘Dracula’, Ion Surdu, and Brazilian ace, ‘Apollo’ Silva, meets Georgian prospect, Amiran Gogoladze. Two quarter-finals in the €1 million Tipsport Gamechanger lightweight tournament also feature on the stacked card with Austria, United Kingdom, Spain, and Poland represented.
Don’t miss out on the last remaining tickets to be part of history which are available right now on Ticketportal.
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* POLITICS:
President Petr Pavel will receive German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier at Prague Castle on Monday at the start of his two-day visit to Czechia. President Steinmeier’s talks in Prague are expected to focus on the upcoming European elections, support for Ukraine, global security and energy issues, business and trade and cross-border cooperation.
* AGRICOLTURE/strong>:
The night frosts that hit the country in the wake of a heatwave have damaged forests in addition to fruit trees and vines. Newly budding young beeches, oaks and firs have been burnt in many places. The frosts will also result in a poor seed year, which will hamper natural regeneration.
* WEATHER:
Monday should be clear to partly cloudy and dry with day temperatures between 20 and 24 degrees Celsius.
* PUBLIC TRANSPORT:
Due to the reconstruction of the tram line in Dlážděná and Havlíčkova streets and the disrepair of a part of the Libeň Bridge, tram operation will be temporarily interrupted from Monday 29 April 2024 (approximately from 00.00 a.m.) until Saturday 29 June 2024 (approximately until 4.30 a.m.).
* REAL ESTATE:
Apartment prices are rebounding, with Karlovy Vary and Ostrava seeing over nine percent increases year-on-year in Q1. While Prague remains stable, cities like Brno and Pardubice have recorded rises. Yet, prices still lag behind mid-2022 peaks.
Slavia Prague was fined by UEFA 87,000 euros for crowd trouble during a Europa League game against AC Milan.
The punishment was for throwing objects, illicit chants, and blocking passageways on March 14 in Prague during the round of 16 second leg. Milan won 3-1 and advanced 7-3 on aggregate.
The fans were throwing cups at Milan players and an assistant referee, chanted “UEFA Mafia,” and blocked staircases.
Also, Slavia captain Tomáš Holeš received a red card in the 20th minute and was banned for one game in European competitions.
Slavia has already been fined 100,000 euros for crowd behavior in the Europa League group stage this season against another Italian club, Roma, in November.
That was the biggest fine for the Czech club.
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As every year, herds of sheep, goats, and cows graze grass in selected green areas in Prague.
According to City spokesman Vít Hofman, this year four mixed flocks of sheep and goats and two flocks of calves will graze Prague’s green areas until early November.
Every year from spring to autumn, the animals feed in dozens of places, mainly in the Prokopské and Šárecké valleys, in the Troja basin, in the Radotín valley, but also and in gardens in Hrdlořezy or in Na Vidouli.
The municipality borrows animals from private farmers.
“Grazing for the capital city is managed by private farmers, who also provide 24-hour surveillance of the herds and flocks. The shepherds also make sure that the sheep only graze on the lands that they are intended for. The annual cost of grazing of sheep and goats is approximately 950,000 crowns, and in the case of cattle it is about 450,000 crowns,” said Hofman.
The grazing of sheep and goats has primarily been taking place in specially protected areas in Prague since the year 2000, while cattle grazing began in 2012.
It is provided and financed by the Environmental Protection Department of the Prague City Hall.
At the end of the season, the animals are returned back to farms. The changing grazing dates in each territory also ensures that the animals do not graze identical plant species every year.
In hard-to-reach areas, grazing is the only way to take care of sites. According to the municipality, this method of green maintenance creates suitable conditions for maintaining biodiversity.
By grazing the grass, the animals disrupt the turf, creating areas without vegetation, which contributes to species diversity.
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The Prague International Marathon is one of the final opportunities for athletes to qualify for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
It’s no wonder that the elite start list for the race includes athletes from several countries looking for a chance to qualify for Paris. While everyone is wondering who the men’s and women’s winners will be, this year The Prague International Marathon is about much more, it’s about athletes looking to fulfill their Olympic dream.
Among the participants, we will see runners from China, Brazil, Mongolia, Peru, Jordan, Ecuador, and India, as well as from Portugal and Bulgaria. Most of these countries have set the standard at 2:08:10 for men and 2:26:30 for women.
A maximum of 3 places are available per country, and it will vary according to existing qualifiers in each, but there will still be places up for grabs!
China is sending 2 athletes to Prague, runners from Brazil also have high hopes in Wendell Souza and Grazi Zarri, who will be striving to achieve Olympic qualification (after all, the well-known runner Paulo Paula qualified for the Rio Olympics in Prague Marathon 2016).
Grazi Zarri could become the first Brazilian woman to represent her country in the marathon at the Olympic Games. Paola Bonilla from Ecuador and Ferdinan Cereceda Rodriguez from Peru are also taking part and hope to perform well.
Other countries with representatives seeking Olympic places include India and Mongolia. Moath Alkhawaldeh from Jordan will be – the latter, due to their federation rules, only needing to surpass the 2:17 mark to qualify. In addition, Portuguese runners Jesus Solange and Ana Mafalda Ferreira will also come to Prague to fight for their Olympic dream.
Czech fans are already pleased to know that Tereza Hrochová and Moira Stewartová have qualified for the Olympics, and while the Czech men need to improve quite a bit to do the same, the Czech Marathon championship, which is part of the Prague Marathon, is a still a very highly valued race. Set at 2:08 the Olympic standard is a tough challenge for the Czech men.
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With the rapid advancement of technology and the widespread availability of the internet, the realm of online casinos has flourished, offering a plethora of opportunities for players around the globe to indulge in thrilling gaming experiences. Polish players, much like their counterparts, are on the lookout for reputable platforms that not only provide a secure gaming environment but also cater to their unique preferences and requirements. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the key aspects that Polish players consider when selecting an online casino, all while ensuring a seamless and tailored gaming journey.
One such crucial element for Polish players is access to a Polish interface and customer service in their native language, ensuring clear communication and support. Additionally, the availability of the Polish złoty (PLN) as a currency option and popular local payment methods like BLIK streamline financial transactions, enhancing convenience and accessibility. Moreover, the inclusion of diverse game selections, including renowned international titles and local favorites like darmowe automaty barowe, ensures a captivating gaming experience that resonates with Polish players’ preferences.
Together, let us embark on a journey through the world of online gaming, where Polish players are empowered to explore, indulge, and thrive in a gaming ecosystem tailored to their desires.
Polish Interface – Comfort and Convenience
Polish interface is one of the key criteria for Polish players when choosing an online casino. The convenience and comfort of interacting with the platform in the native language creates a favorable impression and improves the overall gaming experience. Let’s take a closer look at why the Polish interface plays such an important role and what to consider.
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- Personalization and localization: A casino that offers a Polish interface demonstrates that it cares about its Polish players. This means not just translating the main text into Polish, but also adapting the cultural characteristics and habits of players from this country. The personalized interface creates a more intuitive and attractive interaction with the platform.
- Ease of navigation:Clear and easily accessible native language navigation makes it easy to find the right sections and features of the casino. This allows players to quickly navigate the site, find their favorite games and perform transactions without any hassle.
- Quality of translation:It is important that the translation of the interface is of high quality and competent. Not only the accuracy of translation, but also the style and language features play a role in creating a positive impression of the casino. A professional translator who specializes in the gaming industry can provide high quality translations.
- Support for specific terms: The Polish interface should take into account the specifics of the gaming industry and provide clear and unambiguous terms for all game functions and options. This helps to avoid misunderstandings and improves the overall casino experience.
- Feedback and interface improvements: A casino that values the opinion of its players should provide an opportunity to leave feedback on the quality of the Polish interface. Constantly updating and improving the interface based on feedback helps to create a better gaming experience for Polish players.
The Polish interface is an important factor when choosing an online casino for players from Poland. It provides a comfortable and convenient interaction with the platform, improves navigation and creates a favorable gaming experience. By choosing a casino with a Polish interface, players can be sure that their needs and preferences will be taken into account in the best possible way.
Polish Currency – Convenience and Savings
For Polish players, having access to an online casino where they can play in their national currency (PLN) is crucial. This not only streamlines the process of deposits and withdrawals but also eliminates the need for currency conversion, which can result in additional expenses. In this chapter, we will explore why Polish currency plays a pivotal role in the selection of online casinos.
- Convenience of Financial Transactions:
Playing at a casino where Polish currency is available means that players don’t have to spend time and money on currency conversion. This simplifies the process of deposits and withdrawals, allowing players to focus on the game rather than financial maneuvers.
- Avoiding Conversion Fees:
Currency conversion often incurs fees from banks or payment systems. By playing at a casino with Polish currency, players can bypass these additional costs and preserve more funds for gaming or withdrawing winnings.
- Preventing Currency Fluctuations:
Currency exchange rates can fluctuate, impacting the real value of gaming and winnings. By playing at a casino with Polish currency, players shield themselves from currency risks and can be confident that their funds will retain their real value.
- Beneficial Conditions for Players:
Some casinos offer special bonuses and privileges for players using Polish currency. This may include additional bonuses on deposits or free spins on popular slot machines.
- Meeting Needs and Preferences:
Providing Polish currency demonstrates the casino’s care for its Polish players and their needs. This allows players to feel confident and comfortable in the gaming environment, which is a crucial aspect when choosing a casino.
In conclusion, Polish currency not only provides convenience and savings in financial transactions but also reflects the casino’s consideration for its Polish players. By selecting a casino with Polish currency, players can enjoy gaming without worrying about currency risks and additional expenses.
Games and Providers – Varied Options for Polish Players
Polish players prioritize a wide array of games and reliable providers when selecting an online casino. This chapter explores the significance of game diversity and reputable providers for the Polish gaming audience.
- Diverse Game Selection:
Offering various games ensures players find options tailored to their tastes, from classic table games to modern slots and live dealer games.
- Reputable Providers:
Partnering with well-known providers like NetEnt and Microgaming assures players of quality and fairness, enhancing their trust in the gaming experience.
- Polish Developers:
Casinos featuring games from local developers such as Wazdan, Novomatic and Kalamba Games showcase the talent and innovation of the Polish gaming industry while adding diversity to the portfolio.
- Exclusive Titles:
Some casinos offer exclusive titles or features, providing players with unique experiences and setting the casino apart from competitors.
- Regular Updates:
Frequent updates with new releases keep the game library fresh, demonstrating the casino’s commitment to providing cutting-edge experiences for Polish players.
- Player-Friendly Features:
Free demos, flexible betting limits, and mobile compatibility cater to the specific preferences of Polish players, enhancing their overall gaming experience.
In summary, offering a diverse selection of games from reputable providers, including both international and local developers, is crucial for satisfying the preferences of Polish players. Casinos prioritizing game variety and quality are more likely to attract and retain players from Poland.
Customer Service in Polish – A Pillar of Support
Exceptional customer service in Polish is a cornerstone for online casinos catering to Polish players. This chapter delves into the significance of accessible customer support in the native language for players from Poland.
- Native Language Assistance:
Providing customer support in Polish ensures clear communication and understanding, addressing players’ inquiries and concerns effectively.
- 24/7 Availability:
Round-the-clock customer service availability demonstrates the casino’s commitment to assisting players whenever they need support, regardless of the time zone.
- Multichannel Support:
Offering multiple support channels such as live chat, email, and phone ensures players can choose their preferred method of communication for convenience.
- Knowledgeable Representatives:
Having knowledgeable and responsive support agents fluent in Polish enables quick resolution of issues and enhances the overall customer experience.
- Personalized Assistance:
Tailoring support to the needs of Polish players, including assistance with payment methods and game-related queries, fosters a sense of care and attention to detail.
- Feedback Mechanisms:
Encouraging player feedback and actively addressing suggestions and concerns contribute to ongoing improvements in customer service quality and player satisfaction.
In summary, providing customer service in Polish and ensuring its accessibility, responsiveness, and effectiveness are vital for online casinos aiming to serve Polish players. Casinos prioritizing native language support demonstrate their commitment to providing a positive and supportive gaming environment for players from Poland.
Licensing and Regulation – Ensuring Trust and Legitimacy
Licensing and regulation play a crucial role in establishing trust and legitimacy for online casinos accepting Polish players. This chapter explores the importance of proper licensing and adherence to regulations in the online gaming industry.
- Legal Compliance:
Obtaining a valid gambling license from a reputable jurisdiction demonstrates the casino’s commitment to operating within legal frameworks and upholding industry standards.
- Player Protection:
Regulated casinos are required to implement measures for player protection, including responsible gaming tools, secure payment processing, and fair gaming practices, safeguarding the interests of players.
- Fairness and Transparency:
Regulatory oversight ensures that games are tested for fairness and transparency, providing players with confidence in the integrity of the gaming experience and the accuracy of payout percentages.
- Dispute Resolution:
Regulated casinos often offer mechanisms for dispute resolution, such as third-party mediation or regulatory authorities, allowing players to address issues impartially and efficiently.
- Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Measures:
Compliance with AML regulations helps prevent illicit financial activities within the casino, ensuring the integrity of financial transactions and protecting the casino and its players from potential risks.
- Data Protection and Privacy:
Regulated casinos are required to adhere to strict data protection and privacy regulations, safeguarding players’ personal and financial information from unauthorized access or misuse.
In summary, proper licensing and adherence to regulations are essential for establishing trust, integrity, and legitimacy in the online gaming industry. Casinos that prioritize legal compliance and regulatory oversight provide players with a secure and transparent gaming environment, fostering trust and confidence among Polish players.
Payment Methods – Meeting Polish Preferences
For online casinos targeting Polish players, accommodating their payment preferences is paramount. In this chapter, we explore the significance of providing payment options that align with the habits and needs of players from Poland.
- Local Favorites: Incorporating popular local payment methods like BLIK caters to the familiarity and trust Polish players have with their domestic banking options.
- Currency Convenience: Supporting the Polish złoty (PLN) eliminates currency conversion hassles, ensuring seamless transactions without additional fees or complications.
- Speed and Security: Emphasizing fast and secure transactions assures Polish players of a reliable gaming experience, instilling confidence in depositing and withdrawing funds.
- Transparent Policies: Transparent fee structures and clear policies on deposits, withdrawals, and currency exchanges empower players to make informed financial decisions, enhancing their trust in the casino.
- Flexible Limits: Offering flexible deposit and withdrawal limits accommodates players with diverse budgets, allowing them to manage their gaming funds according to their preferences.
- Responsive Support: Accessible customer support for payment-related inquiries or issues ensures prompt resolution, demonstrating the casino’s commitment to customer satisfaction.
In summary, tailoring payment methods to meet Polish preferences is essential for online casinos to provide a smooth and enjoyable gaming journey for players from Poland. By prioritizing convenience, security, and transparency in payment options, casinos can attract and retain Polish players effectively.
Conclusion: Empowering the Polish Gaming Community
In conclusion, catering to the needs and preferences of Polish players is paramount for online casinos seeking success in this vibrant gaming market. By prioritizing key factors such as a Polish interface, native currency support, diverse game selection, reliable customer service, proper licensing, and convenient payment methods, casinos can create a tailored gaming experience that resonates with Polish players.
Last year, Councillor Adam Zábranský (Pirates) confirmed the removal of sausage vendors from Wenceslas Square, prompting many to seek alternatives.
Café Tramvaj, with its inviting outdoor seating and diverse menu, became a popular choice.
However, councillor Giancarlo Lamberti (TOP09) reported on his social media that the business, established in 2001, no longer possessed a valid lease or permit for the temporary structures used for the outdoor seating area.
According to Lamberti, the café’s lease agreement with the city had expired in 2023. Despite this, the operators continued to set up the outdoor seating at the beginning of this year. Further investigation revealed that receipts issued by the café lacked mandatory information. Lamberti reported these findings to Mayor Terezie Radoměřská and Councillor Zábranský, leading to a complaint being filed with the authorities.
As of today, Café Tramvaj is closed, with no further information available at the entrance.
The operator now faces potential fines from various departments. The exact amount will depend on the final findings of the Trade Licensing Office, Building Authority, and Finance Department.
Photo: Giancarlo Lamberti
Prague 1 officials have indicated that fines could reach up to CZK 500,000 for failing to register for local taxes, with potential back taxes for the past three years.
The closure of Café Tramvaj marks the end of an era for Wenceslas Square. With investigations ongoing, it remains to be seen what the future holds for this once-popular spot.
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* SURVEYS:
More Czechs attribute responsibility for the current escalation of the conflict in the Middle East to Palestine (22 percent) than to Israel (6 percent), according to a survey published by the Public Opinion Research Centre (CVVM). However, the largest number (40 percent) place the blame equally on both sides, the poll found.
* AGRICOLTURE/strong>:
Damage to fruit harvests due to the recent overnight frosts could exceed CZK 1 billion, fruit growers estimate. The cold temperatures destroyed almost 100 percent of the harvest in Bohemia and about 50 percent of the harvest in Moravia, although the situation may worsen there as ground frosts are expected to continue in the southwestern part of the country until Friday night.
* WEATHER:
Friday is expected to be mostly overcast but dry, with a chance of some sunshine in the morning. Daytime temperatures should range between 8 and 15 degrees Celsius.
* INTEGRATION:
Amnesty International has criticised the Czech Republic for hate speech and discrimination against Ukrainian refugees, continuing segregation of Roma children in education, and the export of weapons to Israel in its annual report on human rights in the country, released yesterday. Ukrainian refugees faced obstacles to integration, including language barriers in schools, the report says.
* JOB MARKET:
According to data from Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union, the difference in wages between women and men across sectors, professions and job positions in the Czech Republic is an average of 17.9%.The results of the latest analysis by the Platy.cz portal reveal an even larger gap of 28%.
