Prague 1 pushes for new Airbnb rules as residents demand more control
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Prague’s central district wants new powers to regulate short-term rentals, including tracking hosts, checking permits, and enforcing fees.
Czechia is bringing back EET. What shoppers and businesses need to know
Czech parliament has approved the return of electronic sales registration, bringing new reporting rules for businesses and changes for some customers.
A new summer menu lands in one of Prague’s most atmospheric dining rooms
A revamped à la carte offer, a reimagined bar concept, and honey from its own rooftop are all part of NH Collection Prague Carlo IV’s seasonal plans.
Still renting in Prague? These two new builds make buying look tempting
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If you’re tired of renewing your lease, two city projects offer different takes on urban homeownership, from riverside Smíchov to greener Kamýk.
‘Still inspired, still growing’: This Prague-based company elevates careers from within
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Success stories from Commerzbank show how trust, mentorship, and flexibility can help employees build long-term paths across finance, tech, and leadership.
Czech news in brief for July 15: Wednesday's top afternoon headlines
An attempted murder-suicide in Prague 10, Czechs against Russian return to Olympics, and Turek under pressure after ambulance crash.
How expats in Czechia can use insurance helplines to navigate healthcare faster
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For those with commercial health insurance, a quick call can help clarify where to go, what’s covered, and how payment works for non-urgent cases.
Czech news in brief for July 14: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Bomb threat shuts Prague's main train station, Czechia backs Chat Control extension in EU vote, and Colours of Ostrava prep is underway.
Think you know Prague? These English-friendly tours reveal its hidden scientific past
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Two new walking tours swap tourist facts for remarkable stories about astronomers, alchemists, and scientific discoveries hidden along the city's streets.
Prague welcomes a new international high school with a global vision
Admissions are now open for Grades 10-12 at Canadian International High School in Prague, offering students more options for globally recognized education.
From Pune to Prague: Škoda SUV makes 13-country, 20,000-kilometer drive
An Indian-made Škoda Kylaq crossed 13 countries and two continents on a 70-day drive to the home of the Czech automaker.
Czech team builds record-breaking Lego World Cup trophy displayed in New York
A team of 59 people from Lego’s Kladno factory created a record-setting FIFA World Cup trophy replica from more than 1.3 million bricks.
Historic Zlín Baťa building to be demolished in wake of devastating fire
A historic Baťa factory building in Zlín will likely be demolished after a major fire. Police are investigating possible negligence.
Czech news in brief for July 11: Saturday's top morning headlines
Czech funding for Ukraine arms results in coalition dispute, Zlín landmark to be demolished after fire, and more Saturday headlines.
Czech news in brief for July 10: Friday's top morning headlines
Muchová to face Nosková in first ever Czech vs. Czech Wimbledon, record damage following Zlín fire, and major traffic and tram complications ahead.
Czech news in brief for July 9: Thursday's top afternoon headlines
Large fire continues to burn in Zlin, latest unemployment figures, and President Pavel in good health.
Czech minimum wage 2027: Record increase, who is affected, and what to know
Learn how the Czech minimum wage increase could affect workers, employers, and the economy and which roles are likely to feel the biggest impact.
