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Poland Sponsored feature


Europe’s fi nest forays F


Today at WTM London Poland is celebrating 100 years of independence by showcasing its best activities and attractions


rom Krakow’s award- winning food scene to the Baltic Coast’s white-sand beaches, exploring Poland’s undiscovered regions across coast and country has never been better than in 2019. With a campaign launching at this year’s World Travel Market London, the Polish Tourism Organisation will be inviting visitors to enjoy innovative gastronomy, breath-taking natural surroundings and authentic experiences.


Affordable, high-quality travel Poland remains one of the most affordable tourist destinations in Europe, providing quality travel experiences that won’t break the bank. The perfect choice for a flash getaway, it’s easily accessed via some of Europe’s best transport links with airlines operating direct flights daily from the UK to most Polish cities.


Unspoilt coastline ideal for unwinding


In 2019 the Baltic Coast is waiting to be discovered. Head to Sopot, home of the longest wooden pier in Europe, and enjoy views across the azure Baltic Sea or explore Jurata, the picturesque seaside resort that stretches along the Hel Peninsula. Whether visitors are looking for a coastal getaway or active adventure, Poland’s emerald shores provide the perfect hidden location for both.


Get back to nature in rugged rural regions From the coast to the country, Poland’s diverse landscapes not only include its iconic cities, but


idyllic rural regions. In Gdansk, tourists can combine city and sea or get off the grid by visiting one of the many agricultural farms that offer authentic and fun experiences such as cheese making, fish smoking and horse riding.


Tuck into world-renowned gastronomy


Warsaw is one of Poland’s many city-break destinations


Home to one of the world’s oldest beer-brewing cultures, Poland has produced fine beers for more than a thousand years. Discover the burgeoning craft beer scene in Wroclaw, former European Capital of Culture, and sip your way through some of the most innovative beers on the market. In the foodie haven of Krakow, a 2019 European Capital of Gastronomy Culture, traditional Polish delicacies abound.


Revitalise in one of the world’s oldest health resorts Begin the year with a revitalising break that takes you to experience Poland’s unique health resorts. The country’s spa tradition dates back for eight centuries, so it boasts some of the world’s most historic health resorts that promise guests the chance to refresh their mind and their body.


A year of authentic experiences


Poland’s rural regions are beautifully green


Poland offers visitors the chance to experience some of Europe’s best food, unspoilt landscapes and uncover unique, under-the-radar locations. Immerse yourself in Polish culture from revitalising health resorts to culinary delights, with an affordable and easily accessible getaway to one of 2019’s most up and coming destinations.


■ The Polish Tourism Organisation is exhibiting on stand EU1420


Poland’s cities are still some of the most affordable


Sopot is home to the longest wooden pier in Europe


Polish Tourism Organisation w poland.travel o lonfon@pot.gov.pl l facebook.com/polandtravel U @PolandTravel_UK A @polandtravel_UK_IE


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