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Association: Fires in Parts of Europe Have Not yet Affected Czech Clients' Holidays | českénoviny.cz

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Prague - The fires that have swept through parts of Europe have not yet affected the vacations of Czech travel agency clients. It was not necessary to evacuate anyone or change tour programs, Jan Papež, vice-chairman of the Association of Travel Agencies of the Czech Republic, told ČTK. Turkey, Albania, Spain and Bulgaria are currently struggling with fires due to high temperatures.
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Spain, Portugal, Greece, Turkey, Montenegro and other Balkan countries. Everywhere there, in many cases for several days, local firefighters have been fighting forest fires. The reason for this is largely due to another heat wave that is also plaguing other European countries, according to Reuters. Arsonists are also to blame in some places. In some parts of Europe, temperatures have again risen above 40 degrees Celsius. Fortunately, the fires h…

Prague - The fires that have swept through parts of Europe have not yet affected the vacations of Czech travel agency clients. It was not necessary to evacuate anyone or change tour programs, Jan Papež, vice-chairman of the Association of Travel Agencies of the Czech Republic, told ČTK. Turkey, Albania, Spain and Bulgaria are currently struggling with fires due to high temperatures.

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ceskenoviny.cz broke the news in on Tuesday, August 12, 2025.
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