Prague eyes 1L Indian footfalls

“We have experienced significant rise in the volume of Indian visitors since 2012 and 2013. Looking at the current growth trend, we expect to host more than one lakh Indian travellers in our country by 2019-20,” CzechTourism India head Arzan Khambatta said here.

He said Indians often combine the Czech Republic, which is an affordable premium destination, with other central European countries like Austria, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia as part of their travel itinerary for an average length of three to four days.

Mostly, Indians visit the capital city of Prague, part of the popular Central Europe ‘Golden Triangle’ that also includes Vienna and Budapest, he said.