Poland
Kraków Gears up for Tech Companies
December 2019
Dec 3, 2019MICE Warsaw
2016
Jul 1, 20162015 / March 2015
Apr 1, 2015Warsaw Rebuilds And Reclaims Its Former Glory
“Before World War II, Warsaw was more beautiful than Prague, than Budapest,” said Joanna Maria Olejek, a translator living in the heart of the city. But then, of course, the Nazis came in and destroyed 85 percent of the city, pinpointing the most important cultural attractions. Stalin swiftly followed Hitler to clean up the mess and give the city a nice communist sheen. Look at the expanse of multistoried apartments, sprinkled with high-rise hotels, and you yearn for a more compelling skyline.
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2014 / September 2014
Oct 1, 2014Krakow: Cultural Capital
With a recorded history that dates back to the seventh century, Krakow is a city with many stories to tell, attracting visitors for both business and pleasure. Sitting on the scenic Vistula River, Poland’s second-largest city, home to more than 760,000, functioned as a capital, a duchy and a kingdom over the course of its long history. In the 21st century it has emerged as a financial and business hub.