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Sustainable and regenerative tourism is not only a global trend, but also a key direction of development for the Pomorskie Region. A new report on the implementation of sustainable tourism standards in the Pomorskie Region shows that we already meet many of the criteria set for European tourist destinations. By combining care for the environment, sustainable management, and cooperation with local communities, Pomorskie is building its image as a responsible and modern travel destination.

What makes Pomorskie stand out?

  • High level of environmental protection, investments in renewable energy sources and the circular economy
  • Conscious tourism policy that takes into account the needs of residents and local businesses
  • Commitment of the tourism sector to innovative sustainable solutions
  • Good examples from the hotel, catering, and local government sectors that have been successfully implemented

The local government of the Pomorskie Province, together with the Pomorskie Tourist Board and its members, play an important role in developing sustainable tourism strategies at both the regional and European levels. Among other things, PROT acts as the Coordinator of the Tourism Thematic Area within the Baltic Sea Region Strategy, cooperating in this field with the pioneers of these activities in the Baltic countries. We all have one goal in mind: for the Pomeranian Province to become a leader in promoting ecological, responsible, and regenerative tourism, setting new standards for the entire sector. The plans are ambitious, but we believe they have a real chance of success, which will allow us to join the European leaders in tourism in this area.

The report also points to further challenges and recommendations – from monitoring the impact of tourism on the environment, through the certification of sustainable facilities, to the education of tourists and the industry. In the near future, PROT and its partners are planning further activities that will enable the region to meet the requirements set for it in this area.

The report is the result of the “Cooperation-Innovation-Sustainable Tourism” project implemented by the Polish Tourist Organization in cooperation with Regional Tourist Organizations. An important element was a survey, training, and workshops to support the strengthening of the position of various stakeholders in the tourism management system in Poland.

Read the full report and find out how we can work together to develop the tourism of the future!

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The Pomorskie Tourist Board announces another edition of the competition for PROT members. As in the previous year, the range of tasks to be completed as part of the competition is wide and depends on the needs of our members.

The total prize pool for this year’s competition has increased to PLN 90,000.

The competition aims to support local initiatives undertaken by organizations and institutions affiliated with PROT, working to promote and develop tourism in the Pomorskie region.

Applications for the competition can be submitted until April 10, 2025, using the form available on the dedicated website, where you can also find the detailed rules of participation:

Link to the form – https://konkurs.prot.gda.pl

The person responsible for the competition at the PROT office is Agnieszka Chapońkowska a.chaponkowska@prot.gda.pl; 500-170-430.

Good luck!

BThe Baltic Cycle Route is not only a route full of beautiful views – it is also a space that benefits not only cyclists, but also local businesses. In the latest issue of the eFEkty newsletter, we describe how the Baltic

Biking Upgrade project is helping to transform this route into an even more tourist- and business-friendly place.

Learn about the international cooperation involving organisations from Poland, Denmark, Germany, Belgium, Lithuania and Sweden. Find out what specific benefits the project brings to cycle tourists – from secure parking and overnight accommodation to improved infrastructure. Read also how local businesses can take advantage of the growing popularity of cycle tourism to develop their businesses.

In this article, you will find answers to the following questions:

We encourage you to read the full text in the eFEkty newsletter and discover how bicycle wheels are driving economic and tourism development in the region.

Read the article and learn more!

The Department of Tourism and Sport has prepared another report on the ‘Mood of the pomorskie tourism industry’ for the period April-September 2024.

The report describes the situation of pomorskie tourism entrepreneurs, contains comparative conclusions with previous editions, and also addresses issues such as cultural trails and the Pomorskie.travel portal.

We invite you to read this interesting publication. Its content and related infographics can be found at: https://dt.pomorskie.eu/2024/12/20/raport-z-badan-nastroje-pomorskiej-branzy-turystycznej-04-2024-09-2024/

The next survey will cover the period from October 2024 to March 2025.