Czech Government Votes to Tighten Temporary-Protection Rules for Ukrainian Refugees
Fuel-Price Shock Adds CZK 900–5,000 to Typical Czech Summer Holidays
Prague Bets on Literary Tourism in CZK 22 Million Global Marketing Push
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Czech Government Tightens Temporary Protection Rules for Ukrainian Refugees
On 25 May 2026 the Czech government approved a bill that would cancel temporary protection for refugees who stay outside Schengen for more than 30 days or commit serious crimes, and that tightens eligibility for humanitarian benefits. Employers will need to monitor staff travel carefully, while aid groups warn the measures could deter integration. The draft now goes to parliament and could enter into force on 1 August 2026.
Prague Airport Issues Peak-Summer Travel Advisory as Passenger Numbers Soar
With nearly 12 million passengers expected, Prague Airport has issued a five-point advisory: arrive 2.5 hours early, bring physical travel documents, use self-service tools, follow terminal-specific security rules, and pack hand luggage correctly. The guidance, updated 25 May 2026, is crucial for business travellers facing congested roads and record passenger volumes.