CzechTourism India has been recognised at the 10th edition of the International Tourism Conclave & Travel Awards (ITCTA) for its significant role in promoting Czechia among Indian travellers. The award highlights the organisation’s contribution to the growth of the tourism sector and its commitment to strengthening cultural and travel connections between India and the Czech Republic.
This year’s ITCTA was held under the theme “Reimagining Tourism: Innovation, Sustainability and Resilience.” The event aimed to inspire new ideas, adapt to global travel challenges, and encourage sustainable practices. It brought together international stakeholders to honour key contributors and explore the future of tourism in a rapidly evolving industry.
Expressing her gratitude, Barbara Andelová, International Marketing Manager – New Markets at CzechTourism, said that the recognition reflects the strong emotional bond Indian travellers share with Czechia. She noted that the country’s heritage, culture, and immersive experiences have been attracting increasing numbers of Indian tourists.
Czechia’s growing appeal lies in its fairy-tale castles, medieval towns, vibrant festivals, scenic landscapes, and historic spa destinations. The country offers a balanced mix of architecture, culture, nature, and wellness, making it a popular choice for families, honeymooners, and experience-driven travellers seeking memorable holidays.
Adding his perspective, GB Srithar, Head of Tourism Services at VFS Global, remarked that the award underscores CzechTourism’s efforts in showcasing the country’s diverse offerings. He highlighted that Czechia provides unique experiences ranging from wellness retreats to cultural escapes, aligning well with the changing travel aspirations of Indian tourists.
With this recognition, CzechTourism India strengthens its position as a bridge between Indian travellers and Czechia’s rich experiences. Supported by global partners like VFS Global, the organisation continues its mission to build deeper engagement, ensuring that more Indians discover the charm and diversity of Czechia in the years ahead.
