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International Triennial of Tapestry Starts May 9 in Łódź

2016-05-02 by Delia Gavrilescu

15th International Triennial of Tapestry, Łódź 2016

Coming to Łódź May 9th, the 15th International Triennial of Tapestry is the oldest, biggest and most prestigious
exhibition promoting contemporary fiber art. Running through October at the Central Museum of Textiles, the exhibition is also one of the most unique events in Europe.

Tags: European culture, poland, Poland events, textiles, Łódź

A Surpising 7 Eastern European Vacation Destinations

2016-04-26 by Rhett Butler

Klaipėda Port at dusk (cc 2.0)

If Paris has lost some of its shimmer for you, then how about giving one of the lesser known eastern European cities a whirl? Here’s a surprisingly entertaining and eventful seven you may not have thought of for your 2016 European getaway. Best of all, these unsung gems are some of the most cost effective city breaks you’ll find anywhere. Welcome to Eastern Europe.

Tags: Croatia, Estonia, Klaipeda, Kotor, Lithuania, Ljubljana, Loket, Montenegro, Osijek, Osijek Cathedral, poland, Tartu, Zamość

Diverse highlights of Europe now attracting tourists

2014-12-02 by William Taylor

Zdiar and Belianske Tatry (Belianske Tatras) in winter, Slovakia© PHB.cz

It used to be that travelers flocked to London, Paris and Rome, while the great cities of Eastern Europe remained off the typical tourist’s itinerary. Things have changed, and now more visitors are heading to Eastern Europe than ever before.

Tags: Belarus, eastern Europe. Minsk, Norway, poland, ski destinations, Slovakia

A Look at Crimea and Ukraine in a European Time Capsule

2014-09-01 by Liliana Steffens

Islam invades Spain

To better understand eastern Europe, one has to understand how the whole continent of Europe developed over the centuries. As the world watches events in Crimea and Ukraine develop today, it’s important that we understand the nature of conflict and society, and of borders.

Tags: conquest, Crimea, East Europe, Europe, poland, Rus, Russia, Ukraine

Poland Debuts Travel Campaigns in Spain, Ireland, and Italy

2013-10-19 by Violeta-Loredana Pascal

Poland's capital city warsaw will host the euro 2012 football finals

Poland launched the Let’s promote Poland together project, which aims to attract tourists from Spain, Ireland, and Italy.

Tags: poland, Poland marketing, Poland promotion, Poland promotional campaign, “Let’s promote Poland together” project

Poland Launches the Largest Outdoor Campaign in the Netherlands

2013-10-17 by Violeta-Loredana Pascal

Outdoor campaign promoting Poland on the Dutch market

Poland launched a massive image campaign to lure Dutch tourists. Pay attention to the banners as they could land you a trip to Warsaw!

Tags: poland, Poland image campaign, Polish campaign, Polish campaign The Netherlands, Polish image campaign

Poland’s Hidden Highlights: Five of the Best

2013-02-01 by Mike Wheatley

From its rolling deserts in the north, to the expansive Alpine-esque Tatra Mountains in the south, Poland is choc-a-block with magical attractions vying for your attention. Today Argophilia takes a look at some of our favorite, less well known, Polish highlights.

Tags: Biebrza National Park, Dunajec River, Ostwall, poland, Poland highlights, Polish highlights, Slownski National Park, Tatra Mountains, Zakopane

Emirates Started its Launch Activities in Poland

2013-01-15 by Violeta-Loredana Pascal

Emirates Airlines will provide daily flights between Dubai and Warsaw from February 6th. Prior to the official launch, the carrier organized an event offering the Polish travel trade a preview of the company and its services. The event took place at The Palace of Culture and Science and Congress Hall and over 500 guests from […]

Tags: Emirates, Emirates Airlines, poland, warsaw

Hitler’s Wolf’s Lair to Become Major Tourist Center

2013-01-10 by Mike Wheatley

Poland’s government has announced plans to convert one of its most famous World War II sites into a major new tourist attraction

Tags: Hitler, Nazi Germany, poland, top secret base, underground bunkers, Wolf's Lair

Poland To Build Europe’s Largest Radio Telescope

2012-11-08 by Mike Wheatley

Poland has announced plans to build what will be the largest radio telescope in Europe, and the third largest of its kind in the world at some 400-foot across

Tags: Nicolaus Copernicus University, poland, radio telescope, Tuchola, University of Gdansk

Białowieża Forest, Where Bison Have Come Back from the Brink

2012-11-06 by Mike Wheatley

There are few travelers to Poland that won’t have come across the local variety of vodka, Zubrowka, at least once on their travels. Zubrowka is memorable not just because of its potency

Tags: Białowieża Forest, Białowieża National Park, bison, European bison, poland, UNESCO

Poland’s Jewish History Museum Opens Next Year

2012-10-29 by Mike Wheatley

Early next year, Poland will see the long awaited opening of a museum showcasing the history, culture and suffering of its minority Jewish community, which has today all but vanished from the country.

Tags: Jewish history museum, Museum of the history of the jews, poland, poland jew museum, Warsaw Ghetto, warsaw ghetto uprising

Best Polish Places in London

2012-08-01 by Guest Author

pierogi

This guide takes a look at some of the best polski places to get a bite to eat in the city.

Tags: poland, polish, polish food

Poland Capitalizes on Euro 2012 Image Boost, Promotes Medical Tourism

2012-07-04 by Alina Popescu

Poland is planning on using the newly acquired recognition given by co-organizing the Euro 2012 sports even to boost a quite profitable tourism segment – health and medical services.

Tags: Euro 2012, health, medical services, medical tourism, medical tourism destinations, poland, spa, tourism marketing

This Week’s Famous Eastern Europeans Quiz

2012-06-15 by Liliana Steffens

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For those of you out there who love a challenge, Argo Travel News offers up this Eastern Europe celeb quiz from the cool folks at ProProfs. You’ll be surprised at how proud some countries are of their celebrity countrymen too. More on that later, but test yourself now on your celeb know how.

Tags: albania, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, celebrity, Croatia, Eastern Europe, Europe stars, famous Europeans, Knowledge, Montenegro, poland, ProProfs, Quiz Maker, Quiz taking, romania, tests

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