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Prague, the capital of Czechia, has seen a remarkable recovery in international tourism. After experiencing a sharp decline due to the global pandemic, the number of international arrivals at accommodation establishments in Prague is projected to reach *** million in 2024, nearly matching pre-pandemic levels. This resurgence highlights the city's enduring appeal as a top European destination.

Popular attractions are driving tourism growth in Prague 

The city's iconic landmarks continue to draw visitors in large numbers. Prague Castle, the most visited tourist destination in 2023, welcomed over *** million visitors. Other popular sites included the Petrín hill funicular, Prague Zoological Garden, and the Old Town Hall, contributing to the overall increase in international arrivals. These attractions play a crucial role in sustaining Prague's tourism industry. In 2024, Germany led in the number of visitors, with German tourists particularly drawn to the city.

 Economic impact of tourism recovery

The resurgence of international visitors has significant economic implications for Prague and Czechia as a whole. Consumer spending on accommodation services in the country is forecast to rise continuously in the upcoming years. This growth in tourism expenditure is further reflected in the spending patterns of inbound tourists, who spent the most on goods, amounting to over ** billion Czech koruna, followed by transport and accommodation. As international arrivals continue to rise, these figures are expected to increase even further.