Executive and corporate travel in Prague
Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic and a centre for banking, shared-service centres, technology and automotive suppliers. Banks and law firms are based in the New Town and around Wenceslas Square, modern offices have grown in Karlín along the Vltava and in Pankrác to the south, and many international companies run regional service centres from Prague. Executive assistants and travel managers usually book an executive car service by the hour, so a multi-stop itinerary from Karlín to Pankrác and a ministry in Malá Strana runs with one chauffeur. Corporate car service also suits visiting directors who combine Prague with meetings in Brno or Plzeň.
Arriving at Václav Havel Airport Prague
Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG) lies north-west of the city at Ruzyně, with Terminal 1 for non-Schengen flights and Terminal 2 for Schengen flights. Each airport transfer is flight-tracked, and the chauffeur meets you at the agreed point in arrivals. Trains from Vienna, Berlin and other cities arrive at Praha hlavní nádraží, where the chauffeur can meet you.
- Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG): Terminals 1 and 2
- Praha hlavní nádraží: international rail
Business districts and venues
The Old Town and New Town hold historic buildings, banks and hotels around Wenceslas Square. Malá Strana and the Castle district host ministries and embassies, Karlín has modern offices and restaurants, and Pankrác has office towers and the Prague Congress Centre. The PVA Expo in Letňany hosts trade fairs, and the O2 Arena hosts concerts and sports.
- Old Town and New Town
- Malá Strana
- Karlín
- Pankrác
- Prague Congress Centre
Congresses, roadshows and group transportation
The Prague Congress Centre and hotels host international congresses throughout the year. The desk can quote event transportation with pickups staggered across hotels and group transportation in Sprinter-class vans. Investor roadshows to banks and technology companies run with a lead car for the principal and additional vehicles on the same itinerary.
Visitor notes: the historic centre, trams and weather
Much of the historic centre has narrow, cobbled streets and restricted vehicle access, and trams have priority on many roads. The chauffeur meets passengers at accessible points near hotels and venues. Winters are cold and summers warm, and Christmas markets and summer tourism make the centre busy. Czech motorways require an electronic vignette, which the desk manages.
Brno, Plzeň and day trips
Brno hosts trade fairs and the Czech Grand Prix, Plzeň has industry and a brewery, and Karlovy Vary hosts a film festival and spa hotels. Český Krumlov and Kutná Hora are popular for client hospitality. These can be booked as transfers or hourly days.
Onward travel to Vienna, Dresden and Bratislava
Many travellers continue by road to Vienna, Dresden, Bratislava or Munich. The desk can quote a one-way transfer with the chauffeur handling border routes and rest stops.
Hotels and evening plans
Executives often stay in the Old Town, Malá Strana or near the Congress Centre. The desk agrees pickup points and can add concerts at the Rudolfinum or dinners to an hourly booking, with the chauffeur waiting nearby.
A private car service for families and visitors
A private car service suits families visiting the city, wedding parties at castles in the countryside, and visitors with mobility needs who find cobbled streets difficult. Child seats can be requested in advance.
Choosing vehicles in Prague
Sedans suit one or two travellers, SUVs carry more luggage, and Sprinter-class vans keep groups together for congresses or day trips. The desk recommends a class based on party size and route.
Accessibility and the old town
Visitors with reduced mobility often find the cobbled lanes of the Old Town and Malá Strana difficult. The desk can plan drop-offs at the closest accessible point to each venue and allow extra time between meetings for the walk.
Planning your Prague quote
Share the flight or train, the pickup address, each destination in order, the date and hours, and the number of passengers and bags. You receive a USD quote for the vehicle class you choose, locked when you book, and chauffeur and vehicle details before travel. Changes on the day are agreed with the booker first.
