Budget airlines and passport-free travel help boost inward tourism

"We are 100% full. These are mostly business people. Our town is becoming fashionable," said Dorota Pilińska-Price, sales director at the Radisson in Kraków. According to data from the Tourism Institute, it turns out that after the first nine months of the year Poland was visited by almost 52 million people who on average spent $160 daily, which is $11 more than a year earlier. Tourists are also choosing to visit Poland thanks to the development of cheap airlines and EU passport-free travel. The most attractive towns for tourists are also Wrocław, Gdańsk and spas, which recently significantly improved the quality of their services. (Gazeta Wyborcza, pp. 1, 17) M.M.