In 2014, 73.7 million foreigners came to Poland, including 16.0 million tourists and 57.8 million one-day visitors - according to the study "Tourism in 2014". Prepared by the Central Statistical Office. According to the Central Statistical Office data, almost half of those coming to Poland were aged 35-54, while a large group (20%) was also 25-34. In the case of foreign tourists, the main purpose of the visit was to visit with relatives or friends (6.2 million people) and leisure, recreation, holiday (4.4 million). On the other hand, foreign visitors to Poland came to Poland mainly for shopping (44.5 million people). For business purposes almost 3.0 million people came to Poland, of which over 75% came only for one day (without overnight stay). According to the Central Statistical Office, most of the people in the neighboring countries came to Poland, which accounted for 62% among tourists and 97% among day visitors. The predominantly German population 36% of tourists and 42% of day visitors. Nonresidents visiting Poland in 2014 suffered PLN 43.1bn in travel expenses, including PLN 23.0bn from tourists and PLN 20.1bn from single visitors. The average expenditure on one tourist trip to Poland amounted to PLN 1436, and for a trip without accommodation - 348 PLN mam nadzieje ,że pomogłem
In 2014, 73.7 million foreigners came to Poland, including 16.0 million tourists and 57.8 million one-day visitors - according to the study "Tourism in 2014". Prepared by the Central Statistical Office. According to the Central Statistical Office data, almost half of those coming to Poland were aged 35-54, while a large group (20%) was also 25-34. In the case of foreign tourists, the main purpose of the visit was to visit with relatives or friends (6.2 million people) and leisure, recreation, holiday (4.4 million). On the other hand, foreign visitors to Poland came to Poland mainly for shopping (44.5 million people). For business purposes almost 3.0 million people came to Poland, of which over 75% came only for one day (without overnight stay). According to the Central Statistical Office, most of the people in the neighboring countries came to Poland, which accounted for 62% among tourists and 97% among day visitors. The predominantly German population - 36% of tourists and 42% of day visitors. Non-residents visiting Poland in 2014 suffered PLN 43.1bn in travel expenses, including PLN 23.0bn from tourists and PLN 20.1bn from single visitors. The average expenditure on one tourist trip to Poland amounted to PLN 1436, and for a trip without accommodation - 348 PLN