Today's transport systems, in addition to a number of advantages, also bring certain issues such as traffic accidents that occur, large traffic jams, damage to ecosystems, damage to the health of the population and the like. In order to maximally prevent potentially harmful events, it is important to develop a sustainable transport system. That is why the concept of mobility management was designed with the aim of creating a long-term sustainable transport system that has a positive impact on the aforementioned issues and at the same time provides a high degree of mobility of the population living in the area. Transport infrastructure is a prerequisite for the development of transport, and transport is an integral part of tourist travel. Transport infrastructure is therefore a necessary condition for the development of tourism in a destination, although not sufficient. Namely, the transport infrastructure, in itself, does not always mean the appropriate transport accessibility of the destination, because it also depends on the organization of transport. Arrival, ie the organization of the journey using the appropriate transport infrastructure must be viewed in the context of mobility. Tourist mobility, that is, the movement of tourist visitors within a tourist destination is an equally important factor in ensuring and providing tourist satisfaction. Continental urban tourist centers, which are in the narrower focus of the thesis, are particularly sensitive to traffic issues. Mobility management in tourist destinations is therefore particularly important. The diploma thesis investigates mobility in tourism of continental destinations.