Less than half of Poles want to go on holiday after pandemic: survey

As many as 40 percent of Poles intend to go on a vacation or trip within six months after the end of the coronavirus epidemic and expiry of the epidemiological threat, according to a survey conducted mid-April by IMAS International and commissioned by the Poland-headquartered KRD Economic Information Bureau. The results of the survey were published on April 21.

Poland-based companies have the greatest chance of benefiting from the wave of tourists’. At least 66 percent, or two out of three, of those that plan to go on vacation, want to spend their holidays in Poland. The Polish tourism industry, whose debt is already over PLN 21.5 million, is waiting for the positive turn of events.

The nationwide survey was conducted on a representative group of 522 respondents aged 18-74.

(ISBnews)