Business & Economics Trips to Prague
Prague is one of Europe’s most interesting business success stories. In just a few decades, the city has transformed from a state-run economy into a thriving international business hub, and that journey makes it a brilliant destination for Business Studies students.
On a business trip to Prague, students can step inside global manufacturing brands like Škoda to see large-scale production in action, then contrast this with traditional Bohemian glassmakers where craftsmanship, branding and niche markets take centre stage. It’s a chance to explore how very different businesses operate, compete and adapt within the same economy.
Business visits can be paired with tours of local breweries and distilleries, giving students real insight into production processes, marketing decisions and international export strategies.
Add in Prague’s compact layout, UNESCO-listed Old Town and striking architecture, and you have a business studies trip that’s not just academically valuable, but genuinely memorable.
Key Curriculum Topics covered on a business studies trip
- Understanding the nature and purpose of Business
- Understanding management, leadership and decision making
- Decision making to improve marketing performance
- Decision making to improve human resource performance
- International trade and the global economy
Prices start from£469pp
Popular itineraries for business studies trips
Our sample itinerary provides you with an idea of the visits you can cover during your trip. We can tailor-make an itinerary to support your specific learning outcomes, get in touch today for expert advice.
| Morning | Afternoon | Evening | |
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| 1 | Depart UK airport for flight to Prague | Transfer to your accommodation | Take a Guided Walking Tour and evening meal |
| 2 | Visit to Skoda Car Plant | Visit to Staropramen Brewery | Evening meal and Ice Hockey Match |
| 3 | Visit to Ruckl Glass Factory | Free time for independent exploration | Evening meal followed by a cruise on River Vltava |
| 4 | Transfer to the Airport for a behind the scenes tour | Return flight home | Arrive UK and return to school |
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| Morning | Depart UK airport for flight to Prague |
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| Afternoon | Transfer to your accommodation |
| Evening | Take a Guided Walking Tour and evening meal |
| Morning | Visit to Skoda Car Plant |
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| Afternoon | Visit to Staropramen Brewery |
| Evening | Evening meal and Ice Hockey Match |
| Morning | Visit to Ruckl Glass Factory |
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| Afternoon | Free time for independent exploration |
| Evening | Evening meal followed by a cruise on River Vltava |
| Morning | Transfer to the Airport for a behind the scenes tour |
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| Afternoon | Return flight home |
| Evening | Arrive UK and return to school |
Price Shown includes
- Return air travel
- 3 nights B&B accommodation
- Return airport transfers
- Bespoke itinerary planning service
- Free Place Ratios
- Online trip organiser & Travel App
- 24/7 support whilst you are away
Places to Stay
Prague
Reasons to Visit
Skoda Car Plant
The visit begins with a video presentation on the history of the company and then continues with a visit to the Skoda Museum, built in an old factory building to commemorate the Centenary of the company. The group will be shown the design process and see how a car is made. The visit continues with a chance to view the production plant itself. From a raised viewing platform you can usually see both the engine assembly plant and the final assembly line.
Staropramen Brewery
Visit to the Staropramen brewery for a guided tour of the production process followed by a tasting. The group will have the opportunity to see the storage of the raw materials and the fermentation process (at a controlled temperature) in both open tanks and closed vats. The guide will then describe the canning and barreling processes. During the tasting session, the guide will talk about the background of the brewery, export opportunities and the company's take over by another Belgian brewery.
Ruckl & Sons Glassworks
A private company with a long term tradition of lead crystal production, offering tours of the glassworks with a professional explanation of the operations. During the excursion students will get to know the individual stages of producing glass crystal by hand, i.e. the furnaces, processing, designing and polishing. A great example of a traditional artisan industry.
Prague Airport Tour
During tours of Václav Havel Airport students will get behind the scenes to see the operational areas usually hidden from travellers. Group tours are always catered to the age and interests of its participants with students able to see dispatch areas, learn about the runway system and get in close proximity of aircraft.
Toyota, Peugeot, Citroen Automobile Factory Tour
Students will be able to see how many people, machines and processes are needed so that a steel metal plate is transformed into a reliable car. Tours consist of a video presentation about construction, production and life at TPCA followed by a tour of the production halls on electrical trains and a question and answer session. The plant is located outside Prague.
U Fleku Brewery
The most famous Prague beer cellar, U Fleku, was founded in 1499 and is mentioned in many tourist guidebooks. This complex of several historical pubs (total capacity of approx. 1100 seats) is supplied by its own ancient brewery, which produces the unique dark FLEKOVSKÉ beer. A visit will give an insight into the brewery with a tasting and information about this important entertainment and gastronomic centre.
Guided Sightseeing Tour of Prague
This half day guided walking tour takes students through the historical Old Prague and shows all the main sights such as Prague Castle, Lesser Town, Charles Bridge, Jewish Quarter, old Town Square, Little Square and Wenceslas Square. The guide will explain about the history of all the sights and give general information.
Prague Castle Tour
Prague Castle should be the number one tourist destination for any school trip to Prague. It resembles a small town itself as it is the largest ancient castle in the world, measuring a whopping 570m long and on average 128m wide. The Czech kings, Holy Roman Emperors and presidents of the Czech Republic all used the castle as a place of work.
Jewish Quarter Tour
A guided tour of the Jewish quarter shows the history of the area and the heart of the Old Town, the Old Cemetery, the synagogues and the Golem. The guide will explain about the history of the Jews since the 2nd World War. The tour includes entrance to the Maisel, the exhibition space and depository of Jewish Museum.
River Cruises on Vltava River
Many of Prague's famous sights border the river so a river cruise is a great way to see the city. Attractions include Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, Prague Parliament, the National Theatre and Vysehrad Fortress. A one hour cruise is a great sightseeing option or take a two hour cruise with buffet dinner as an evening activity.
Ice Hockey Match
Czech ice hockey is among the world's best, and though the nation's superstars mostly play in the North American National Hockey League, the domestic O2 Extraliga offers the ice hockey experience at great value prices and is a great way to entertain your students in the evening.
Black Light Theatre Show
Language barriers are not a problem with this typically Czech art form, as most of it is pantomime. It is played out in a varied programme of shows and takes the audience on a path from total darkness to vivid lights and colours in the extreme. The intense darkness of black theatre adds to the fantasy.
Day Trip to Kutna Hora
This medieval town is located 80km to the east of Prague, and was historically the richest Czech medieval town. Kutna Hora is UNESCO listed with its many church buildings, and the mint established their coined Czech groschen here and students can savour this and purchase the coins.
Day Trip to Karlovy Vary
Karlovy Vary is a scenic spa town situated 120km west of Prague. The healing spring waters of the Hot Spring Vridlo are renowned for treating a range of ailments. The town also has a theatre, art galleries, casinos and the Museum of Glass and China.
Why choose European Study Tours for your business trip to Prague?
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What You Say
We were very happy with the support we received. There is not much to improve, really. Galway Business School
The Economics lecture at the CERGE institute was very good - it's one of the best we've had - it was perfectly pitched for our students, and we really enjoyed it. Always enjoy Skoda visits. Always happy with the service and tour that we receive. The Kings (The Cathedral) School
