The job files have been updated. All Poland by language and IT jobs and physical work in Warsaw. Consult them at https://tandeminternational.waw.pl/jobs
The advantage of the job file is that you can scroll faster thousands of jobs in a couple of hours and will catch your opportunity more easily
The Friday meeting today is confirmed. Check your inbox and spambox to see if you have an invitation. New and old members can subscribe at https://tandeminternational.waw.pl/subscribe.php to be able to receive the invitations. Tandem meetings will be invitation-only. Meanwhile the delete of the Eventbrite account records is proceeding. Those who have not unsubscribed already will receive a final email once it has been completed, most probably in a couple of weeks. Also from the 1st of July the facebook page is going to be unpublished.
Tandem has started deleting records on the Eventbrite account. That means that if you wish to receive the invitations to the meetings you need to subscribe again into the internal system with a valid email that you actually read otherwise you will be forgotten. Tandem meetings will continue with variable frequency rotating the venue and will be invitation only. The number of the invitations each time sent will be variable. Not all the meetings will be necessarily advertised or published in the schedule. Last but not least Tandem's facebook page is going to be unpublished on the 15th of June. You already know the url of Tandem's website right?. However we will keep some precence on Facebook like the groups and advertisement.
The summer is magic: have you reduced your social activity due to the rampant inflation in Poland? Fed up of paying a minimum of 15 zl for a beer or to drink edulcorated drinks to make them cheaper? Well the summer offers us to have a social life at almost no cost. Subscribe to Tandem meetings at https://tandeminternational.waw.pl/subscribe.php and join the meetings on the beach. Inflation is going to be a memory at least for the next 3 months
Update: Since June 2023 all Tandem meetings are invitation-only. You can subscribe at https://tandeminternational.waw.pl/subscribe.php
You
need to fill the new form only ONCE PER LANGUAGE. Tandem will send you
an invitation by email for the language exchange meetings you have
subscribed in for.
Tandem has dropped 3rd parties tools for the meetings and it's going to use almost exclusively the internal booking system.
It's simply a raw form to fill in with your email address and some other information useful to better organize the meetings, keep statistics and filter fake booking from the genuine one.
The form is on tandem website booking address https://tandeminternational.waw.pl/subscribe.php
The form look and the all process steps will be improved and simplified with time. However do not have unrealistic expectations about time and results for that.
Tandem is an informal association of polyglots and good will people wishing to practise English and all other languages spoken worldwide and volunteers working for free to let the meetings happen. Participation is always free of charge and everything is always no profit. Tandem has no commercial relationship with any business where we host the meetings. We use all the available suitable and cooperative non greedy venues and we rotate them. We have also stopped publishing their names not to advertise them (for free). However, given the strict rules that we apply we might have a very limited choice that might improve or get worse with time. Therefore there is first of all no customer service, as said Tandem is NOT a business. While a constructive feedback is always wellcome we have learnt with experience to dismiss any complaint, most of which are fake, instrumental and an attempt of disrupt Tandem's activities. Genuine participants do not care about the location of the meeting, care about the opportunity to practise for free. Volunteers also do not have time to deal with psychiatric cases of people who need to be prayed and teased with a red carpet to have their wonderful presence at the meeting to receive our gift for free. We prefer to leave their wonderful presense to language schools or to bars for boozers where they have to pay to participate. Beside that everyone genuinely wishing to practise languages and meet new friends in Warsaw is wellcome. All you have to do is to fill the form and come to the meeting. For your own convenience Tandem has set up detailed instructions and tools to help you to receive information and to find the other participants in any venue.
Tandem is superflexible and resilient and it is able to continue to exist in every condition even if that could reduce the number of the meetings organized during the specific timeframes considered
Warsaw, the capital of Poland, is a city with a rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning architecture. The city offers a wide range of attractions, making it an ideal destination for tourists from all around the world.
One of the must-visit attractions in Warsaw is the Old Town, which was completely destroyed during World War II and reconstructed after the war. The colorful buildings, picturesque streets, and charming cafes make it a perfect place to wander around and soak up the atmosphere. Visitors can also enjoy a panoramic view of the city by climbing up to the top of the bell tower of St. Anne's Church.
Another popular tourist destination in Warsaw is the Palace of Culture and Science, a towering landmark that dominates the city skyline. It was a gift from the Soviet Union to Poland and houses a variety of cultural institutions, including cinemas, theaters, museums, and libraries. Visitors can also take an elevator to the observation deck to enjoy a breathtaking view of the city.
For those interested in history, Warsaw has several museums worth visiting. The Warsaw Uprising Museum provides a comprehensive look at the city's struggle against Nazi occupation during World War II, while the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews traces the 1000-year history of Jewish life in Poland.
Apart from historical and cultural attractions, Warsaw also has a thriving culinary scene. Visitors can experience traditional Polish cuisine in cozy restaurants in the Old Town, or try some of the city's more modern offerings in trendy areas like Nowy Świat and Powiśle.
Warsaw is also a great destination for shopping enthusiasts, with several shopping centers and markets scattered throughout the city. The Złote Tarasy mall, located next to the main train station, is the largest shopping center in the city and features a wide selection of local and international brands.
Overall, Warsaw is a fascinating city that offers something for everyone. With its mix of history, culture, cuisine, and shopping, it's a destination that is sure to leave a lasting impression on visitors.
After sightseeing all day the best way to relax in town is to join Tandem's language exchange meetings booking your free ticket at https://ticket.tandeminternational.waw.pl. At Tandem's meetings you will meet other tourists and Expats living in Warsaw that will gladly help you to become a Warsaw insider.
Warsaw, the capital city of Poland, is a bustling metropolis that attracts visitors from all over the world. With its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning architecture, it’s no surprise that tourism plays a significant role in the city’s economy. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at some of the key tourism statistics in Warsaw.
Visitor Arrivals
According to data from the Warsaw Tourist Office, the city welcomed around 11 million tourists in 2019. This represents a significant increase from previous years, with visitor numbers steadily rising since 2015. Of these visitors, around 80% were domestic tourists, while the remaining 20% were international.
Top Source Markets
When it comes to international visitors, Germany remains the largest source market for Warsaw, accounting for around 18% of all inbound tourists. Other key source markets include the United Kingdom, Ukraine, Italy, and France. There has also been a significant increase in visitors from China in recent years, with the number of Chinese tourists visiting Warsaw growing by almost 50% between 2018 and 2019.
Popular Attractions
There are plenty of attractions to keep visitors busy in Warsaw, and some of the most popular include the Old Town, the Royal Castle, and the Palace of Culture and Science. According to the Warsaw Tourist Office, the Royal Castle alone welcomes around 500,000 visitors each year. Other popular attractions include the Warsaw Uprising Museum, the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews, and the Chopin Museum.
Hotel Occupancy Rates
Another key indicator of Warsaw’s tourism industry is hotel occupancy rates. In 2019, the average occupancy rate across all hotels in the city was around 62%, up slightly from the previous year. However, it’s worth noting that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, hotel occupancy rates have dropped significantly in 2020 and 2021.
Tourism Revenue
Tourism is a significant contributor to Warsaw’s economy, generating around PLN 9.5 billion (approximately $2.4 billion) in 2019. This represents an increase of almost 10% compared to the previous year. Much of this revenue comes from domestic tourism, with Poles spending around PLN 7.7 billion on trips to Warsaw in 2019.
Conclusion
Overall, the tourism industry in Warsaw continues to grow, with increasing numbers of visitors flocking to the city each year. While the COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the tourism industry worldwide, it’s clear that Warsaw remains a popular destination for both domestic and international tourists. With its rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture, there’s no doubt that this trend will continue in the years to come.
