Prague Congress Centre
The summer is over and Prague Congress Centre is getting ready for the autumn and winter season.There are major international congresses ahead, but so are a number of social and company meetings. Organisers are most attracted to the pleasant setting, latest technologies, quality staff, professional catering, and above all, the high variability of the space. PCC offers organisers lounges and theatres for between 20 and 2,764 people. Comfort is provided by wheelchair accessibility, air conditioning, and the great variability of the spaces. Event organisers are attracted by the beautiful panoramic views of the Prague Castle and Vyšehrad from the glazed walls of the Congress and Social Foyers and the adjacent halls. So if you are deciding where to throw your company or Christmas party this year, Prague Congress Centre will surely enchant you. It will offer you a unique atmosphere with a view of the night-lit Prague. There are also top-class technical facilities, including quality sound systems, projection equipment, and scenic lighting. The excellent Czech and international cuisine makes the icing on the cake.
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Hilton Prague Awarded the Best Business Hotel in Eastern Europe by Business Traveller Magazine
Hilton Prague has been awarded the ‘Best Business Hotel 2010’ in Eastern Europe by the prestigious Business Traveller Magazine. Since 2009 Hilton Prague has strengthened its position and moved up from the second place to become the leader in the branch. The Business Traveller Awards have been the pre-eminent awards in business travel for over 20 years and the last awards ceremony took place in London on 20 September 2010. “I am very proud of our first place result. It is a great achievement and continuous improvement over the past years when we held the third position in 2008 and the second position in 2009. It is a great reward for our efforts to keep delivering high quality and consistent guest service. It proves our strong position in the European market, especially given the difficult economic environment of recent years,” says Michael Specking, general manager of the Hilton properties in Prague. In February 2010, Hilton Prague was voted the ‘Best Hotel in the Czech Republic’ by the readers of the TTG (Travel Trade Gazette) too.
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CZECH-IN s.r.o.
CZECH-IN s.r.o. is a private owned company established in 2002, specialized in corporate event management, congress management and association management services. Our team is focused on market knowledge, driving our strategic portfolio building, aiming better and innovative services resulting in more delighted customers. CZECH-IN s.r.o. has been successful in delivering quality and value by responding to changing and expanding customer expectations. A few examples are: TPCA Grand Opening Ceremony (Kolin, 2003, 1200 del.), Emirates inaugural events (Prague 2010, 800 del.), Novartis CVM Meeting (Prague 2008, 3000 del.), Revlon Show (Prague 2009 and Berlin 2010, 2700 del.), ESHRE Meeting (Prague 2006, 4000 del.), FEBS Congress (Prague 2009, 3000 del), DIA Euromeeting (Prague 2003, Monaco 2010, 2500 del.). In addition several European associations with thousands of members are managed from our office. CZECH-IN s.r.o. runs an integrated Corporate Responsibility programme since 2006. The Czech Bone Marrow Transplant Foundation, the annual Fashion for Kids Show (an initiative of the Tereza Maxova Foundation), the annual Green Innovation Conference and the Czech Sustainable Meeting Council are the most important projects.
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Microsoft Days 2010 Microsoft Days 2010 took place on September 14 and 15 in Prague Congress Centre. With 1 400 participants it has been the largest conference held by Microsoft. The conference focused on presentation of new Microsoft products and innovations and was composed of two blocks with more than 50 lectures and trainings.

61st International Astronautical Congress One of the world’s most significant events, IAC 2010, started on September 27 in Prague. The congress, which took place in the Czech capital city after 33 years, brought more than 2 000 top scientists and astronauts, Charles Bolden, the NASA administrator, and Jean-Jacques Dordain, the General Director of ESA, are probably the best known ones. The main theme of the congress was “Space for Human benefit and exploration“. The delegates were discussing especially the issues of space exploration and use of space technologies for environmental monitoring.