Starting from Monday, July 26, Transavia will renew the line from Prague to Eindhoven. The Air France-KLM group’s low-cost subsidiary will fly up to four times a week, on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Sundays. Tickets will be starting at approximately 500 CZK. Transavia is a low-cost airline that has flown passengers to over 110 locations in Europe and North Africa over the past 50 years. There is no other airline flying directly from Prague to Eindhoven, but Ryanair is planning to resume service on this route from the winter flight schedule. Transavia has a fleet of 73 Boeing 737 aircraft, primarily of the 800 series, that is youthful and ecologically efficient. Transavia is planning to relaunch another service from Prague to Paris’ Orly Airport on September 6. Vueling, on the other hand, comes to an end on this line. As per the latest statistics, nearly 289 thousand passengers passed through the gates of Václav Havel Airport Prague in June 2021, representing an increase of over 650 percent compared to June 2020 when the air traffic slowly began to recover after the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. About Transavia Transavia Airlines C.V., trading as Transavia and formerly branded as transavia.com, is a Dutch...
As per the latest statistics, nearly 289 thousand passengers passed through the gates of Václav Havel Airport Prague in June 2021, representing an increase of over 650 percent compared to June 2020 when the air traffic slowly began to recover after the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. Moreover, the number of passengers handled at Prague Airport in June 2021 has doubled compared to May this year. The trend is expected to continue in the main summer months, i.e., in July and August. Last month, the most popular destinations were on the Greek Islands, in Spain and Italy, thus in the countries where most people spend their holiday. “In the main holiday months, we expect to handle over one million passengers at Václav Havel Airport Prague. In July alone, according to preliminary estimates, more than 550,000 people could pass through the gates of the airport. We urge passengers who are just getting ready for their summer trips to carefully review the valid travel conditions and to arrive at the airport allowing enough time,” Jaroslav Filip, Director of Prague Airport Aviation Business, said. Despite the ongoing pandemic, several brand-new routes, which were not previously operated by carriers, have been launched from Prague....
On July 19, easyJet has inaugurated the new route that will connect Barcelona and Prague during the summer months. This connection is another step in easyJet’s commitment to connecting its Spanish bases with primary European destinations and, at the same time, it increases to 11 the total number of destinations that the airline offers from Prague. The first flight of this new route has landed at 10.40h at the Prague airport, where it has been received with the traditional water cannon salute. This connection, which has been enabled with 15,300 seats, will be operational until October 25 with 3 weekly frequencies (Monday, Friday, and Sunday). Javier Gándara, Country Director of easyJet in southern Europe, affirms that: “This summer we have added 17 routes to our Spanish bases and Prague is one of the new additions from Barcelona. We know that people want to fly, and we want to give them the possibility to do so to the most demanded destinations. Prague and Barcelona have a lot to offer, and we look forward to connecting passengers from both cities with all the guarantees of security and flexibility.” With this new seasonal route, easyJet reinforces the connectivity of Prague Airport during the summer...
On July 16, Ryanair celebrated its first Prague to Warsaw route, operating twice weekly as its Summer ’21 recovery schedule. With over 100 weekly flights from Prague to 30 destinations, Ryanair remains committed to restoring connectivity for Prague and recovering traffic and as we enter the peak Summer months of July and August. This new route, as well as flights from Prague to European holiday hotspots such as Palma, Marseille, or Amman will help boost air traffic and the tourism industry in the region, while vaccination programs continue across Europe. Ryanair’s Prague Summer ‘21 recovery schedule will deliver: Over 100 weekly flights 30 routes in total 1 new route to Warsaw Modlin Flights to European holiday hotspots including to Bari, Corfu, Malaga, Palma, Rhodes and Zadar Weekend getaways to Brussels, Copenhagen, London, Milan and Rome Czech consumers can now book their summer holidays at even lower fares (with the reassurance of zero change fee should plans change). To celebrate, Ryanair has launched a 549 CZK seat sale for travel until October 2021, which must be booked by midnight Sunday, 18th of July on www.Ryanair.com. “We’re pleased to celebrate our first Prague flight on our new twice-weekly service to Warsaw Modlin. Czech families and...
Russia from July 24 resumes flights with France and the Czech Republic. On Wednesday, July 14, this was told to reporters at the operational headquarters to combat the spread of COVID-19. The headquarters meeting was chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova. Based on the results of the discussion, as well as taking into account the epidemiological situation in individual countries, it was decided to resume on a reciprocal basis regular flights with France starting from July 24. Thus, flights with the Czech Republic are resumed on the Moscow-Prague route with a frequency of four flights a week. In addition, routes Moscow-Paris and Moscow-Nice will be launched with a frequency of four flights a week on each route, as well as routes St. Petersburg – Paris and St. Petersburg – Nice with a frequency of two flights a week. On the same day, it was reported that international flights from Arkhangelsk, Novokuznetsk and Orsk would resume from July 24. Earlier, on June 23, Golikova recommended that Russians be vaccinated against COVID-19 with at least one component of the drug before traveling abroad. Then the Deputy Prime Minister also reported that most of the countries with which the Russian Federation opens...
There are several lavender fields in the Czech Republic. Sometimes a trip to the South of the country, across the plains and hills of Moravia, turns into a real discovery. In the season of lavender blooming, purple-emerald patches of fields surprise unprepared travelers. And the prepared ones come for photo sessions, for lavender flowers and a lot of products from the fragrant plant. In Starovičky in the Břeclav region, the purple color of lavender shines through the rape and cereal fields in the summer. Siblings Stanislav, Lucie and Tereza Bíz have had a lavender farm for eight years now. People can find a small piece of French Provence a few hundred meters outside the village, as they know it from the photos. The history of this farm began in 2014 when more than 40 thousand lavender bushes were planted. Residents gradually came to terms with the fact that instead of grapes, traditional for this region, their neighbor decided to grow lavender. But later, many people appreciated that it is both beautiful and profitable. The lavender fields quickly became a great tourist attraction. Many people get there when they come to the Lednice-Valtice region, an area of traditional winemaking and UNESCO...
Spain on Monday has listed most areas of the Czech Republic as risk area due to the rising number of coronavirus infections in the country. South Moravia has been exempted from the new requirements for the time being. Czechs traveling to Spain will need a PCR or antigen test that is not older than 48 hours, or a certificate of full vaccination, or proof of recovery. The new measure is in force until 18 July and applies to both the Spanish mainland and the islands. People heading to Spain must also fill out a medical form and receive a QR code. In the Czech Republic, coronavirus infection has increased in recent days. The reproduction number has now jumped to 1.3, and is at its highest since the beginning of this year. The epidemic situation is deteriorating again in Spain, with the disease spreading mainly among young people who are not vaccinated. Only two countries have higher rates than Spain: Cyprus and Portugal, although the latter is already seeing improvements according to the MyWorldInData website, a database promoted by Oxford University. The difference between the number of infections per capita between countries is abysmal: Germany has slightly more than seven per...
Cycling is an affordable and eco-friendly pastime. It lets you explore exciting new spots you might not otherwise visit! Prague and its surrounding areas offer some fantastic cycling routes with wonderful scenery. We asked local cycling enthusiasts for their favorite spots to cycle to and we put them together for you to enjoy. Here are some of the most popular cycling destinations around Prague that might inspire your ride! Karlštejn The A1 cycle path is one of the most popular cycling routes in Prague. It follows the left bank of the Vltava and later the Berounka river starting from Lahovice, which is beneath the Barrandov bridge, through Černošice to Dobřichovice and Hlásná Třebáň. You will cross over the Vltava and meet up with the river Berounka, which heads in a mellow southern easterly direction. You will then keep the Berounka company for the vast majority, passing through quaint Czech villages where yet again you will gain a taste of rural Czech life. The Vltava and Berounka are beautiful rivers, which are full of wildlife, so you won’t be short of interesting things to see. You follow the Berounka for 15 km before reaching the final destination, Karlstejn Castle. The Veltrusy...
From today, July 8, FlixBus will resume its connection to Venice, with tickets starting from CZK 749. The green bus will run every week from Thursday to Sunday, starting on Thursday, July 8th. The return service will be available on Mondays and from Friday to Sunday. The bus will leave ÚAN Florenc at 9 am and will arrive in Venice at 8:55 pm. In the Czech Republic, the bus also stops in České Budějovice and Český Krumlov. On Italian territory, the maximum capacity of the bus is halved due to anti-epidemic measures. FlixBus company has recently resumed other international connections from Prague to Zurich, Switzerland and Lyon and Metz in France. The buses operated four times a week, (from Prague on Thursday to Sunday, back from Friday to Monday). Prague City will also start negotiations with national carriers to introduce new night rail connections, ie. with Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Brussels, Paris, Milan, Rome, Venice, Hamburg, and Copenhagen.
Prague Airport Airport is asking passengers to arrive early to the airport as on average: one in six passengers does not arrive with the necessary documentation to travel. The recommendation has been put in place to provide a time reserve for passengers during which they can prepare all that is necessary to be allowed to fly to their destination. At check-in, passengers need to present: A completed Country Entry Form, if required by their final destination A printed Covid-19 negative test result, vaccination certificate, or doctor’s note confirming they have had Covid-19 (subject to specific respective country requirements) A valid travel document Prague Airport has prepared a special www.zazitkyuzcekaji.cz website for Czech passengers with a current overview of available connections from Prague, including important travel information and additional interesting facts. They can also use a ready-made traveller’s checklist summarising things to be done before a trip step by step. Currently, Czech and foreign tourists can choose from more than 100 destinations, including charter flights, operated by over 35 airlines. During July 2021, direct flights will also be launched by carriers on new routes to a number of places across Europe. Ryanair is to fly to Modlin Airport in Warsaw, easyJet to launch...
If you are looking for a little relaxation in the Czech Republic, you absolutely must not miss this TOP 10 of the most beautiful natural pools and lakes in the country. Let’s discover together the natural alternatives for your green getaway! 1. Trhové Kamenice in Kamenný vrch The flooded quarry lies only 2 km from Trhové Kamenice. It has beautiful clean water and till now, not many tourists know about it. It is perfect for diving and snorkeling. You can get there by the yellow marker to Kamenny Vrch. It will lead you through the forest. Next to the building KP Pardubice, turn right and after a while, you will see the beautiful scenery of crystal clean water with stony walls around. 2. Harasov Natural Pools Bathing under a beautiful 14th – century castle is priceless. Embellished with two beaches and cold water, this wonderful natural pool combines a visit to the castle with a moment of pure relaxation. Furthermore, it is not far from the town of Melnik which is 12km away. 3. Natural Pools of Probostske Close to Stara Boleslav, you can find lakes perfect for fishing and natural bathing. Near the lakes, there are toilettes, changing rooms, buffets, restaurants,...
With the beginning of the summer holiday season, the offer of places to where passengers can fly from Prague aboard direct flights continues to expand. Currently, Czech and foreign tourists can choose from more than 100 destinations, including charter flights, operated by over 35 airlines. During July 2021, direct flights will also be launched by carriers on new routes to a number of places across Europe. Ryanair is to fly to Modlin Airport in Warsaw, easyJet to launch a new connection to Barcelona, while Wizz Air is to offer flights to Rome and Catania. Smartwings has been flying to Nice on the Côte d’Azur since Thursday. “Czechs’ interest in summer holidays is growing and the trend will continue during the upcoming summer holiday season. However, we recommend passengers carefully prepare for the departure and observe the currently valid conditions for travel. Carriers, as well as handling companies, must check all relevant documents at check-in, including destination country-specific entry forms and confirmations of vaccination, test or illness recovery, if required by the destination country,” Jaroslav Filip, Director of Prague Airport Aviation Business, said. Throughout the 2021 summer season, passengers should be arriving at the airport allowing enough time for the entire check-in process, i.e.,...
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