Business & Economics trips to Prague
Business & Economics trips to Prague
From factory floors to castle tours
We love Prague for Business Studies; it’s a city where big business meets local charm, and shows how a diverse range of businesses work in the real world.
Your group can get stuck into everything from car production at Skoda to Bohemian glassmaking, and see how tradition and industry go hand-in-hand. Add in a brewery tour, a river cruise or guided city tour to soak up the sights – or even a visit to the stunning Prague Castle – and you’ve got a trip that’s full of hands-on, real-world learning, local flavour, and plenty to chat about on the journey home.
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Adam
“My favourite itinerary”
Here’s a little inspiration to get you started…
Curtis
“My top pick of things to see and do”
Prague is packed with inspiration, but here are a few standout experiences I always recommend for Business & Economics groups:
Prague Airport Tour
During tours of Václav Havel Airport students will get behind the scenes to see the operational areas usually hidden from travellers.
Ruckl & Sons Glassworks
A tour of the glassworks with a professional explanation of the operations.
Skoda Car Plant
A major automotive manufacturing facility where students can see how modern vehicles are produced.
Staropramen Brewery
Visit to the Staropramen brewery for a guided tour of the production process followed by a tasting.
Toyota, Peugeot, Citroen Automobile Factory Tour
Students will be able to see how many people, machines and processes are needed to transform a metal pate into a reliable car.
U Fleku Brewery
The most famous Prague beer cellar, U Fleku, was founded in 1499 and is mentioned in many tourist guidebooks.
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.
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.
Skoda Car Plant
The visit begins with a video presentation on the history of the company followed by a stop at the Skoda Museum. Finally, take a fascinating behind‑the‑scenes look at modern car manufacturing and observe assembly lines, robotics and precision engineering in action while learning how vehicles are designed and produced using advanced technology. 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.
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.
Kieren
“My top tips”
Here’s how to make the most out of your Business & Economics trip to Prague.
Keep instructions simple
When out and about in a noisy city, Short and clear works best.
Be present, not perfect
Remember your trip doesn’t need to run flawlessly to be fantastic.
Count heads and count again
When doing your headcounts – Double-check, every time!
Curtis
The best places to stay
This is just one example of what’s available. We’ll guide you through the best hotel choices to suit your group and tour plans.
Hotel Olšanka
Located in the Žižkov district of Prague, Hotel Olšanka is well‑connected to the historic city centre via nearby metro and tram links
- En‑suite rooms
- Žižkov district
- Close to metro line A
- Quick access to city centre
- Large sporting complex on site
The most popular questions, answered
Prague allows students to explore how economies change, adapt and rebuild. Its context supports meaningful comparison, helping students understand policy, structure and growth over time. Learning feels grounded and reflective.
Esto designs Prague itineraries that connect economic theory to historical and contemporary context. Students deepen understanding by seeing how systems evolve rather than remain fixed.
Students engage with economic ideas through observation, discussion and contextual analysis. These moments prompt thoughtful questioning around markets, policy and outcomes.
Accommodation is selected to support routine, calm organisation and reflective learning. A settled base gives students space to discuss and consolidate understanding together.
Trips include accommodation, transport and a tailor‑made itinerary aligned with your learning objectives. Planning balances depth with manageability, keeping learning purposeful.
Esto partners with teachers as collaborative tour designers, shaping trips around student needs and academic goals. Support is steady and dependable from start to finish.
What people say
“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
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