This paper examines the rise of Brno, Czech Republic, as a prominent destination for hen parties (bachelorette parties) among predominantly British, German, and Slovak tourists. Drawing on urban tourism theory, gender studies, and local media analysis, it explores the economic benefits, socio-spatial conflicts, and cultural representation of this niche tourism sector. The study finds that while Brno’s affordability, compact nightlife, and “off-Prague” appeal drive demand, tensions emerge over public behavior, stag tourism parallels, and local identity. Recommendations for sustainable management are proposed.
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Interviews with bar owners revealed ambivalence: hen groups bring revenue but often demand VIP treatment and become rowdy. Online reviews from locals frequently complain about: This paper examines the rise of Brno, Czech
“I support tourism, but hen parties treat náměstí Svobody like a reality TV set. It’s degrading.” Recommendations for sustainable management are proposed