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The 8th edition of the cycling campaign "Cycling to work, i.e. home, bike, work...and repeat" was launched on 1 March. The Krakow Convention Bureau and the Department of Tourism are taking part!

The water in Krakow’s taps is commonly available, environmentally friendly, and much cheaper than bottled water. And most importantly, it is of high quality and is continuously monitored.

Magdalena Młynarczyk – Cluster Poland Director of Sales and Marketing at Leonardo Hotels, joined us for an interview and shared the solutions implemented at Leonardo Hotels. Last year, their Krakow hotels received Green Key certification, which confirms the efficiency of operations and commitment to sustainability of Leonardo Hotels and the entire team.

Organisers of conferences, congresses, cultural and sports events can take advantage of special rates on public transportation in Krakow. 

2030 sets the horizon which will allow us to rise above our current tasks and design the future of Krakow so that it fully corresponded with the metropolitan ambitions of the city and our aspirations.

On 6 December 2023, the Krakow City Council passed a resolution adopting and implementing the Sustainable Mobility Plan for the Krakow Metropolis and its functional area.

How to overcome barriers in the energy transition of Polish cities? What tools can support this process? What should the transformation manual to be developed under the project contain? The participants of a recent NEEST project workshop looked for answers to these questions, among others.

Małgorzata Marcińska, President of the Management Board of Arena Krakow S.A., joins us for an interview, in which she talks about the solutions implemented at the venue in line with the sustainability goals, outlines how the management policy of TAURON Arena Krakow has changed over the course of nearly 10 years, and shares insights about the projects the largest sports and entertainment hall in Poland is involved in.

Delegations from almost 200 countries, including Poland, are taking part in the discussions. In total, some 70 000 people are attending the 28th edition of the summit, including: ministers, negotiators, activists, industrialists and religious leaders. The summit will last until 12 December this year.

In 2023, the GDS project saw significant growth. The GDS-Index featured 100 destinations from 11 countries around the world, including as many as 42 new cities, sending a clear message of willingness to cooperate and change. 86% of the destinations improved their previous performance.