The digital visitor card for Beroun, Brdy, and Podbrdsko continues. The second year brings new experiences and more partners.

The digital visitor card for Beroun, Brdy, and Podbrdsko continues. The second year brings new experiences and more partners.

A trip to the Koněprusy Caves, relaxation in glamping by the river, a ride on pedal boats, or coffee and homemade dessert after a cycling trip. The digital visitor card connecting the tourist areas of Berounsko, Brdy, and Podbrdsko enters its second season and will once again show visitors the region in a more entertaining, comfortable, and advantageous way. The project, which connects tourist destinations, gastronomy, accommodation, and leisure activities, builds on last year's successful launch. This year, additional attractive places and services have joined the visitor card, allowing tourists and locals to explore the region in a new way while saving money.

New edition

„This year we have expanded the offer of discounts for visitors and gained newé partners for cooperation. They can choose from options for families with children, as well as active couplesry or seniorsi. They can look forward to newé attractive experiences, such as renting pedal boats at the Autokemp Beroun, accommodation in Glamping Nad Meandry, or discounts on consumption at the restaurant Jelito Kopyto in Bubovice. They thus haveé the opportunity to visitvit the Koněprusk caves with a ten percent discount on entry. If they activated the application lastéyear, they automatically have the right to use the discounts this year as well. With the digital visitor card, visitors can save up to several hundred crowns per family, says Hana Hájková, director of the Berounsko destination organization.

The offer is expandingé in Brdy and Podbrdsko. Newly involved is E-bikerent, which offers free bike rental for one day or discounts ondailyelectric bike rentals. The digital card now also includesé Apartments at Svatá Hora, Café U bylinkové zahrádky and Confectionery Zlatý časy. „This year, the aim isto develop digitalcards to promote tourism in the region and connect quality localservices. This year we are focusing on expanding the offer and increasing awareness of the card. New partners and interesting places worth discovering are being added. The card thus remains a practical guide to the region and at the same time a motivation to fully explore Berounsko, Brdy, and Podbrdsko from a newé perspective. We believe that it will find its place this year among both tourists and local residents,adds the director of the Brdy and Podbrdsko area, Petra Šnajdrová.

The digital card works simply through a mobile application. You just need to download it, activate it with participating partners, and then use discounts on entries, experiences, gastronomy, or accommodation. The advantage of the digital visitoré card is its simplicity – users who activated the card lastéyear can automatically use the discounts this year as well.

More information at www.navstevnickakarta.cz.

The Visitor Card project for Berounsko, Brdy, and Podbrdsko was implemented with the support of funds from the state budget of the Czech Republic from the program of the Ministry for Regional Development.

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