Travel Zone at Caravaning Brno Opens the Gateway to New Adventures. Showcasing Czech Regions and International Destinations

November 5, 2026  /  12:38 PM

Caravanning is no longer just about motorhomes, caravans, and the latest travel equipment. More and more visitors are also looking for inspiration on where to go, where to spend a long weekend, or how to discover places they have never visited before. That is why the Travel Zone has become an integral part of the Caravaning Brno trade fair, connecting the world of caravanning with tourism, regional experiences, and a diverse range of travel ideas.

The Travel Zone has become a place where visitors can explore the offerings of dozens of destinations in a single day. Czech regions, tourism organizations, international destinations, and representatives of caravan-friendly locations all showcase their attractions here. It is the perfect place to plan future holidays, weekend getaways, and extended journeys across Europe.

Czech regions are strongly represented, presenting their natural beauty, historical landmarks, cycling routes, gastronomic specialties, and growing infrastructure for motorhome travel. Among the exhibitors is the Pilsen Region, which is drawing attention this year with its new Visit Pilsen Region brand. Visitors can find travel inspiration through interactive tools, learn about the 100th anniversary of the beloved puppet character Hurvínek, and discover the region’s famous beer culture, which is inseparably linked with the area.

The South Moravian Region is also presenting its tourism offer, inviting visitors to explore its wine-growing areas, cultural heritage sites, and extensive cycling network. The city of Brno is also represented, introducing visitors to its architectural landmarks, vibrant cultural scene, and role as a gateway to the regions of Moravia.

Alongside domestic destinations, international regions are also taking part, promoting their unique landscapes, opportunities for active holidays, and high-quality infrastructure for caravanners. Visitors can obtain practical information directly from tourism professionals and receive recommendations for routes, campsites, and lesser-known destinations away from the main tourist trails.

Slovakia is leaving a particularly strong impression in the Travel Zone. Under one roof, visitors can explore an extensive presentation of Slovak tourism regions and destination management organizations. Representatives from various parts of the country offer recommendations for mountain enthusiasts, thermal spa visitors, fans of active holidays, and caravanning travellers. Visitors can therefore gain inspiration for journeys across Slovakia and discover locations that are often overlooked by mainstream tourism.

One of the greatest advantages of the Travel Zone is the opportunity for personal interaction. Instead of relying on anonymous internet searches, visitors can speak directly with representatives of individual regions, obtain maps, guidebooks, and recommendations for hidden gems that are often absent from standard travel guides. As a result, many visitors leave not only with useful information but, above all, with inspiration for future adventures.

Thanks to this unique concept, the Travel Zone has become a place where visitors can travel across a large part of the Czech Republic and beyond in a single day, compare dozens of destinations, and plan their next adventure according to their own interests and preferences.

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