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Polish Heritage Days is a series of events intended to promote Polish culture, national heritage and contribution into the cultural, economic and social life of Great Britain.

The ceremonious premiere of The Royal Tour: Poland, a television special produced and hosted by renowned journalist Peter Greenberg for the PBS television programme distributor, was held at Samuel Goldwyn Theatre in Beverly Hills on 15 April. It will provide spectators with an opportunity to learn more about Poland and its history, with Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki acting as their guide.

Polish Tourism Organisation participated in the China Outbound Travel & Tourism Market in Beijing, which celebrated its 15th anniversary. For the first time ever the Polish stand hosted as many as four Polish companies: New World, Real Poland, Funclub and Tarifa travel agencies.  

Polish Tourism Organisation invited The Independent journalist Helen Coffey to Wrocław. In turn, a group of journalists from the U.K. and the Republic of Ireland stayed in Warsaw as part of a fam trip.

Polish Tourism Organisation was the guest of honour of the tourism trade show staged in Evian-les-Bains (Southeastern France) on 5-7 April. The Polish stand also promoted LOT Polish Airlines, Poland’s flag carrier.

Polish Tourism Organisation participated in Borsa Mediterranea del Turismo international exhibition in Naples, an exceptionally important industry event.

Polish Tourism Organisation took part in The Travel and Vacation Show in Ottawa, one of Canada’s largest tourism events.

Polish Tourism Organisation participated in a series of promotional events organized by HCG International Travel Group and intended to present the 2019 trip portfolio of travel bureaus. The Polish offer placed particular emphasis on Warsaw, Kraków, the Tri-City and Wrocław.

Busko-Zdrój hosted the latest initiative held as part of a campaign promoting inbound health tourism. This time the town hosted a group of Polish American journalists, who met with representatives of the health resort, sanatoria and hotels.

On 12-13 March representatives of national tourism organisations of Visegrad Group member states met in the Slovakian resort of Štrbské Pleso to work out a marketing plan promoting the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary. On the next day ministers in charge of tourism adopted the plan with an estimated 2019 budget of 300,000 EUR. The meeting involved Minister Anna Krupka and Robert Andrzejczyk, President of Polish Tourism Organisation.