24/10/2026
Slovak mountain resorts more accessible to the Czech and international skiers
Starting October 25, the High Tatras will become more accessible to Czech tourists. After intense negotiations an air route between Poprad and the Czech capital is being restored after almost 15 years´ pause. Flights operated by Wizz Air—with a duration of about one hour—will run three times a week.
This is a significant moment, as the new route opens up the Tatra Mountains not only to Czech visitors but—thanks to Prague’s excellent air connections—also to tourists from virtually all over the world; this has the potential to boost overall inbound tourism, not just to the High and Low Tatras, but to a much wider region as well.
the Tatras offer much more than just accessibility. The Tatra Ice Dome at Hrebienok—one of the most popular winter attractions, constructed from 225 tons of ice—is scheduled to open on November 13.
On November 28, Jasná will host the "Winter Jasná Opening," featuring an extensive program, and a new ski slope—Luková–Otupné—will also be opened. It has become a tradition in Jasná, the Tatras, and at the Tatralandia and Bešeňová water parks to offer accommodation packages that include ski passes and admission to the water parks.
This year, the Tatra National Park has introduced special experiences, such as horse-drawn carriage rides and wildlife observation.
ITC business travel and air desk will be happy to assist with land and air arrangements. More on www.itcrelax.cz
