Yes. Professional medical staff will be present throughout the event. Emergency services will be contacted if necessary.

Traditional Czech cuisine: Lokál, Kuchyň or Kantýna. Modern and international dining: Čestr, Kro Kitchen, L Osteria or Da Pietro. Brunch and coffee: Café Fin, Eska, Můj šálek kávy or The Miners.

In the city center, visit Palladium. Other major shopping centers include Westfield Chodov, Novy Smichov and Galerie Harfa.

Do not miss Prague Castle with St. Vitus Cathedral, Charles Bridge and Old Town Square with the Astronomical Clock. For panoramic views and a relaxed atmosphere, visit Vyšehrad or Petřín Hill.

Yes, Prague is generally very safe. As in any major tourist destination, keep an eye on your belongings and watch for pickpockets in crowded areas and public transport.

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

Street parking is regulated by paid parking zones. You can pay via the PID Lítačka app or parking meters. Always check local street signs to avoid fines or towing.

For convenient and reliable transport, use ride-hailing apps like Uber or Bolt. Avoid unofficial street taxis, especially around major tourist areas.

Prague has an efficient public transport system with metro, trams and buses. The historic center is best explored on foot. For longer distances, download the official PID Lítačka app to plan routes and buy tickets.

A suspended player automatically misses the next scheduled game. Serious aggression can result in expulsion from the event.

Yes. Complaints must be submitted in writing within 2 hours after the match or incident and include a 50 EUR non-refundable deposit. Complaints can be submitted in English or Spanish.

Players must meet the age requirement of their category or reach the required age during the calendar year of the event.

Yes. Every participant must have valid personal health and accident insurance for the whole event duration. The organizer does not provide individual insurance coverage.

Indoor: head-to-head result, set ratio, then point ratio.

Beach: ball ratio decides tied standings.

Yes, but only for teams with 3 players and only during side switches.

Teams arriving more than 10 minutes late may lose the match by forfeit.

FIVB rules apply. Matches are best of 3 sets. Sets are played to 21 points and a tiebreak to 15 points. Teams must win by 2 points.

Group stage: 2 sets to 25 points. A deciding set is played to 15 points with a killer point at 15. No 2-point difference is required in the first sets.

Semifinals and finals: the deciding set requires a 2-point advantage.

Yes. All players must wear jerseys during matches. Playing shirtless is not allowed.

The registration fee includes an official IVVA T-shirt or jersey, welcome drink, unlimited water during matches, Opening & Closing Ceremony access, newsletter and event materials, discount coupons and key tag.

Indoor Volleyball:
Minimum: 7 players
Maximum: 14 players

Beach Volleyball:
Minimum: 2 players
Maximum: 3 players

Yes. A player may participate in two age categories if they are age eligible for both categories. Registration fees apply for each team separately.