Czechia is extending an invitation to travellers from the Middle East to explore its diverse offerings in 2026 under the new 'Feel Free' theme. This initiative encourages visitors to enjoy a flexible, experience-led travel style that prioritises personal interests over traditional itineraries. With increasing travel from the region across all seasons, Czechia is positioning itself as a year-round destination, offering everything from winter retreats to spring, summer, and autumn adventures.
Barbara Andelova, International Markets Manager at CzechTourism, highlighted the appeal of the 'Feel Free' theme, stating, “We want travellers to feel the freedom to explore Czechia on their own terms and beyond the familiar. Travellers from the GCC are increasingly seeking depth, regional stories and unhurried experiences, and Czechia offers that across the year.” The direct airline connectivity to Prague from GCC countries enhances accessibility for both quick getaways and extended stays.
Czechia's winter months promise intimate experiences with snow-dusted views, cosy cafés, and cultural attractions like classical music and museums. The Karlovy Vary Region, known for its spa heritage, offers wellness-focused travel for those seeking relaxation. As seasons change, destinations like South Bohemia and Český Krumlov provide picturesque landscapes and cultural experiences, whilst Bohemian Switzerland caters to nature enthusiasts.
The 'Feel Free' theme underscores Czechia's versatility as a travel destination, inviting GCC travellers to enjoy its rich contrasts and well-connected regions. Whether it's a winter escape or a summer road trip, Czechia promises a welcoming and flexible travel experience in 2026
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