With nearly one million residents, the Greater Poland region is one of the most prosperous areas in Poland and a key source market for inbound tourism to the Czech Republic. For several years, the Poznań trade fairs have focused on caravaning and yachting—two travel trends that enjoy huge popularity in Poland.
Last year’s Tour Salon, along with four side events—Caravans Salon, Yacht Salon, the In the Footsteps of Dreams travel festival, and the Family Travel Festival—attracted 37,745 visitors.
This year, we’ll once again take part in the fair alongside other regional tourism boards, under the banner of CzechTourism.
Together with other regional tourism boards, you can find us in Brno at Caravaning Brno, one of the most important exhibitions in the Czech Republic focused on caravans, motorhomes and travel on four wheels.
The fair attracts caravaning enthusiasts and offers market news, travel inspiration and expert advice. The accompanying programme includes lectures, discussions, technical tips and insights into life on the road. Visitors can also look forward to a caravan bazaar and the Caravan Park, a popular meeting place for the caravaning community.
The Fiets en Wandelbeurs travel fair in Utrecht is an annual event that attracts cycling and hiking enthusiasts from around the world. It serves as an ideal platform for showcasing new travel routes, outdoor gear, and inspiring travel stories. Visitors can explore various cycling and hiking destinations, learn about the latest technologies and equipment for their adventures, and meet industry experts. Workshops, lectures, and interactive presentations provide opportunities to share experiences and gain new tips for planning cycling or hiking holidays.
Planning a trip to Prague or the Czech Republic? Stop by our information center! We’ll help you with the best places to visit, must-see landmarks, scenic routes, and where to find the best local restaurants and events. Interested in sustainability and local craftsmanship? Don’t miss our shop featuring regional products, offering the finest creations from (Central) Bohemian artisans. Find us at Husova 156/21, Prague 1, Old Town.
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