CrisCon 2026 is over. The record turnout confirmed that there is interest in practical crisis communication.
6. October 2026Two days, record attendance, prominent experts, and feedback that sends a clear message to the organizers: CrisCon has earned its place. This year’s crisis communication conference not only featured current topics and practical insights but also demonstrated that there is growing interest in a high-quality professional platform in the Czech Republic. And the organizers are already working on next year’s event.
This year’s CrisCon has reached another significant milestone. The conference, organized by the Faculty of Logistics and Crisis Management at Tomas Bata University in Zlín, attracted a record number of participants and offered two days packed with lectures, discussions, practical insights, and networking opportunities for professionals in the field of crisis communication.
And it was precisely this practical dimension that was one of the most frequently mentioned topics in the subsequent feedback.
“CrisCon 2026 Through the Eyes of Participants: Professional, Up-to-Date, and Above All, Useful.”
Participants most appreciated the practical experience, current topics, high-quality speakers, and the opportunity to meet colleagues from across the country. They rated their overall satisfaction at an average of 4.17 out of 5. At the same time, most respondents said they would like to return to CrisCon next year.
For the organizers, this is not only good news but also a commitment.
“Feedback from participants and speakers is just as important to us as the conference itself. We know what worked, but also where we have room to improve. And that’s exactly what we want to work on,” says a representative of the organizing team from the Faculty of Logistics and Crisis Management.
We’re not stopping here. On the contrary.
For the organizers, a successful conference isn’t the end—it’s the starting line for the next one. The CrisCon team is already working on preparations for the next edition. The goal is to build on what has proven successful, incorporate participants’ suggestions, and offer an even higher-quality program and more opportunities for sharing experiences.