“I’m the spokesman and Vice-President of the Association of Travel Agencies and Tour Operators in the Czech Republic. I’ve been in the business since 1991, when I established Marco Polo, and before I was a theater director, which is a completely different position, but tourism is also a little bit like theater.”
I’m curious since you started in 1991 – how has travel changed? I know under the Croatian regime became a very popular destination, how did that come to be?
“Croatia was the only destination that was open to Czech inhabitants during the communist period. You need special permission, but if you got it, you can go to Croatia. We weren’t ready to go to other Western countries at that time, so there are a lot of traditions for Czechs to go to Croatia for beach holidays.
“I think Bulgaria