AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPrague City Transport: The Petřín Funicular is set to restart in September after modernisation, but single fares will jump to CZK 100 (CZK 90 via the PID Lítačka app) from 1 September, while long-term PID passes and 24/72-hour tickets stay the same. School & Digital Life: The Czech government has approved a draft law banning mobile phones and other electronic communication devices in schools from 1 September 2027, aiming to boost focus and curb cyberbullying. Health on the Go: Prague’s Na Františku Hospital opened a dedicated after-hours emergency outpatient clinic for adults (from 15 July), running Mon–Fri 5:00–21:30 and weekends/holidays 10:00–21:30. Travel Rules Watch: With Europe’s EES biometric system still causing border delays, travellers are looking at non-EES destinations for smoother holidays. Czech Tourism Abroad: Busan is pushing deeper ties with the Czech Republic, citing a 44.8% surge in Czech visitors and aiming for 6 million foreign tourists this year. Film Tourism: Amazon’s “Ride or Die” was filmed entirely in the Czech Republic, with Prague used as a base, adding another reason to visit.
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