Yes, a player can participate simultaneously in two categories if they are age-eligible for both. However, the player is obligated to pay the registration fee for each team they play for.

• Indoor Volleyball: A team must have a minimum of 7 and a maximum of 14 players.

••Beach Volleyball: Teams must have a minimum of 2 players, but a maximum of 3 players is allowed (for 3-player teams, rotation is only allowed when switching sides).

The fee covers a welcome bag (which includes a tournament T-shirt for indoor or jersey for beach, a water bottle, bulletin, sponsor gifts, discount vouchers, and an IVVA bracelet), entry to the welcome party (with a welcome drink), access to the prize giving/closing ceremony, and unlimited drinkable waterduring matches.

• Indoor Volleyball: Group matches are played in two sets up to 25 points. A deciding third set is played to 15 points with a “killer point” (meaning no two-point advantage is needed). However, for semifinals and finals, the deciding set requires a two-point distinction to win.

••Beach Volleyball: Matches follow FIVB rules. Matches are played to two winning sets of 21 points, with a potential tiebreak to 15 points. In all beach sets, you must win by a 2-point margin.

Yes, all players must wear a playing jersey at all times during matches.

Playing without a jersey or shirtless is strictly prohibited.

The maximum waiting time is 10 minutes. If a team does not appear on the court within this time without a justifiable reason, they will be disqualified or forfeit the match.

Yes. Every participant is required to have valid personal health and accident insurance for the entire duration of the tournament. While professional medical staff will be on-site for first aid and emergency support, the organizer does not provide individual insurance coverage.

Claims or complaints must be submitted in writing in either English or Spanish within 2 hours of the incident or the end of the match. To file a claim, a non-refundable deposit of 50 EUR is required.

Prague has a very efficient public transport system consisting of the metro, trams, and buses. The historic center is best explored on foot, but be sure to wear comfortable shoes because of the cobblestone streets. For longer distances, we highly recommend downloading the official PID Lítačka app, which allows you to plan routes and easily purchase tickets.

For convenient and reliable transport, it is best to use ride-hailing apps like Uber or Bolt. It is generally advised to avoid taking unofficial street taxis, especially around major tourist areas.

Street parking is available but is regulated by paid parking zones. You can easily pay for parking via the PID Lítačka app or at street parking meters. Always check the local street signs for restrictions, such as resident-only zones or maximum parking times, to avoid fines or towing.

The official currency is the Czech Crown (CZK). Card payments are widely accepted almost everywhere in Prague, but it is still useful to carry a little bit of cash for small purchases.

Yes, Prague is generally very safe. However, as in any major tourist destination, you should keep an eye on your belongings and be aware of pickpockets, especially in crowded areas or on public transport.

Most major sights are within walking distance of each other. You shouldn’t miss Prague Castle (with St. Vitus Cathedral), Charles Bridge, and the Old Town Square featuring the famous Astronomical Clock. For beautiful panoramic views and a relaxing atmosphere, visit Vyšehrad or Petřín Hill.

Prague offers plenty of shopping options. Right in the city center, you will find the popular Palladium mall. Other major shopping centers further from the center include Westfield Chodov, Nový Smíchov, and Galerie Harfa.

Prague has a vibrant dining scene.

• Traditional Czech cuisine: Try popular local spots like Lokál, Kuchyň, or Kantýna.
• Modern & International dining: Great options include Čestr, Kro Kitchen, L’Osteria, or Da Pietro.

••Brunch & Cafés: For excellent coffee and brunch, visit Café Fin, Eska, Můj šálek kávy, or The Miners.