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Running head: TOURISM GEOGRAPHICS
Tourism in Poland
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Table of Contents
Introduction................................................................................................................................2
Explanation of destination..........................................................................................................2
Location of Poland.................................................................................................................2
Development of tourism.........................................................................................................3
Appeal as tourist destination..................................................................................................3
Explanation of tourist attraction.................................................................................................3
Type of tourist attraction........................................................................................................3
Range of visitor type..............................................................................................................4
The motivations for visiting the attraction.............................................................................4
Description of current economic value......................................................................................5
Explanation of social and cultural features................................................................................6
Summary of various impacts of destination...............................................................................7
Economic impact....................................................................................................................7
Social impact..........................................................................................................................7
Cultural impact.......................................................................................................................7
Conclusion..................................................................................................................................8
References..................................................................................................................................9

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Introduction
The primary goal of this report is to establish the tourism development in the country
of Poland. However, Poland develops as an attractive destination for the tourists due to its
natural environment as well as modern infrastructure (Anisiewicz and Palmowski 2014). Day
by day, this country has developed by improving the culture as well as national heritage
which makes the destination so attractive for the tourists. This Poland country has a multiple
number of tourists destination involving Tatra, Karkonosze, Pieniny Mountains as well as
Stolowe and also Wolin National Park. Moreover, the tourism is considered as key
contributor for this country due to its natural environment and also cultural development.
From the year of 2004, this country is referred as a section of European Union (Błaszczak et
al. 2016). Apart from that, the cultural features as well as social features attract the tourists
and in this way this country has developed in an economic way by developing tourism
services. Throughout this report, it has to explain the tourism attraction of this destinations,
current economic value as well as social, economic or cultural impact on this destination.
Explanation of destination
Location of Poland
Poland has developed as a section of the world tourism market with the increment of
numerous tourists (Borodako and Kozic 2016). Moreover, from the investigations, it has been
examined that tourism contributes most of the part of the country’s economy. The topography
of this country is determined by the location in the central Europe. In addition to this, the
country is bounded by Baltic Sea as well as Lithuania. In the north side, there exists
Kaliningrad Oblast and to the east, it contains Ukraine. Moreover, Slovakia and also Czech
Republic belong to the south part of this country and also Germany fits to the west side of
Poland.

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Development of tourism
After joining with the European Union in 2004, this country has developed as a tourist
destination and as a result, the tourism contributes most of the part of this country’s economy.
Due to having such wonderful natural environment which varies from the mountains to the
sandy beach, it involves for attracting a number of visitors (Czajkowski et al. 2014).
According to the overall country of Poland, most of the visitors are interested to go to the
capital city of this country i.e. Krakow for its architecture style. Moreover, this destination is
considered as one of the vital tourist zone for occurrence of royal coronations of Polish
Kings. In addition to this, another destination is Wroclaw which is also considered as tourist
destination for having its huge market along with two number of city halls and also
Zoological Gardens. Another attracting cities involve Gdansk, Poznan, Lublin, Torun etc.
Appeal as tourist destination
Mainly Poland is incorporated with European Union from the year of 2004 due to
having its natural environment like having of mountains and also sandy beaches, cultural
development, heritage improvements (Debicka and Oniszczuk-Jastrzabek 2014). In this way,
this country becomes more appealing to the tourists for the improvement of the infrastructure
nationwide which includes several roads as well as hotels etc. Due to the development of
tourisms, it enhances the high value of the customers’ services within this overall country.
Explanation of tourist attraction
Type of tourist attraction
Since Poland has a variation of high hills as well as sandy beaches and also
architectural varieties, therefore these are too much advantageous for the visitors (Filimonau
et al. 2018). The top tourists’ attractions in Poland country includes Tatra Mountains,
Krakow, Warsaw, Wroclaw, Gdansk etc. Fundamentally, Poland has developed as a tourist