Polish tourism deserves a prestigious fair

The Polish outbound tourism market occupies an important place on the world map. Such a market should have one large, renowned trade fair event. We want to build its rank with our presence at the ITTF Warsaw fair - says Maciej Szczechura, president of the Rainbow travel agency, in an interview with Turystyka.rp.pl

Maciej Szczechura, president of the Rainbow travel agency, draws attention to the growing role of the Polish outbound tourism market in the international arena. In his opinion, such a dynamically developing market should have one large and renowned trade fair event. “A market like ours should have one large, renowned trade fair and tourist event. Undoubtedly, the ITTF Warsaw International Tourism Fair, taking place in the Palace of Culture and Science, in the heart of the capital, is a leading event in this field," says Szczechura.

This event is not only an opportunity for Rainbow to meet international partners from the tourism industry, including hoteliers from South America, the Balkans and Turkey, but also to talk to Polish agents and sellers. The company also plans to present its offer directly to Polish customers. At the Rainbow stand, visitors will be able to meet animators from Figloklubs who will provide attractions for the youngest.

“We intend to use the next ITTF Warsaw fair in several ways. Firstly, to meet our foreign partners, secondly, to meet Polish agents and our sellers, and thirdly, to present ourselves to Polish customers looking for an organizer of their next trips," adds Szczechura.

For years, the company has also been running the Rainbow Academy, which trains animators and residents, offering young people the opportunity to get a job in tourism. This industry is developing dynamically and still offers many jobs. The ITTF Warsaw fair is also an opportunity to establish new contacts and learn about the latest trends in tourism, which means that Rainbow counts on spontaneous conversations with other exhibitors from different parts of the world.

The full text of the interview in English is available >>here<<