As the press secretary of this department, Petr Dimun, said, "The Czech Republic will still remain very cheap compared to other European countries." However, neither Czech hoteliers nor Russian tour operators can deny the price increase. Another thing is that everyone wants to hope for the gradual nature of the rise in prices. Representatives of the Czech hotel business, according to the country's media, forecast a 14-percent increase in tariffs during the first year of EU membership, which, according to their data, corresponds to the dynamics in neighboring Slovakia and Hungary. Forecasts of Russian tour operators are even more optimistic - they expect price increases of approximately 10% per year.
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