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Łódź has been recognised by the prestigious international magazine National Geographic Traveller, being the only place in Poland to make it onto the Best of the World 2022 ranking list. The Polish city won appreciation in the Sustainable Development category.

On 10 November 2021, Polish Tourism Organisation (POT) President Rafał Szlachta and Volunteer Water Rescue Service (WOPR) President Paweł Błasiak signed a cooperation agreement at the WOPR headquarters.

WROt, or Wrocław Tourism Organisation, was established in Wrocław’s Old Town Hall. Its main objective will be to coordinate and unify the promotion efforts of the city, its institutions and businesses. Wrocław wants to seek tourists even more effectively, which is particularly important for an industry that has been hit hard by the pandemic.

The Polish Tourism Organisation recently organised a trip to the capital of the Małopolska region for influential French journalists. The invitation was connected with the launch of a new flight from Paris to Kraków by France’s Transavia airline.

One of the world’s biggest and most important TV stations — CNN — has counted Tarnów among Europe’s 15 most beautiful towns.

The Polish Tourism Organisation participated in workshops organised between 27 and 28 October by PATA Denmark. The event took place in two of Denmark’s largest cities, Aarhus in Jutland, and the capital, Copenhagen.

At the end of October, representatives of the Trip.com Group came to Poland: President and co-founder, James Liang, and General Manager of Destination Marketing, Amanda Wang. The guests from China were met by Marcin Różycki, Vice President of POT and Artur Pielaszek, Deputy Marketing Director.

After a year-long break caused by the pandemic, one of the world’s largest trade fairs, the World Travel Market in London, has returned in person. As is already the custom, the Polish Tourism Organisation prepared a large and attractive national stand, showcasing 14 exhibitors as well as cities and regions. 

Krakow was awarded the title “City of the Year 2021” in the Belgian Tourist Award competition. Belgian voters made their choice online. This is already the second time in a row when the capital of Małopolska has won this distinction.

During the gala ceremony held at the Polish Embassy in Paris, concluding the ICCA Congress, it was announced that Kraków had been elected to host the 61st ICCA Congress in 2022! Winning the honour of hosting the International Congress and Convention Association is a huge success not only for the city of Kraków but also the entire Poland.