Polish municipalities host a series of local events and initiatives

Representatives of Gmina Bisztynek attended the X Forum of Rural Activity in Lidzbark Warmiński, receiving a "Heart for the Heart" award for long‑term cooperation. A regional conference on accessible tourism will be held on 10‑11 September in Warmia‑Masuria, focusing on "tourism for respite" and featuring presentations from ministries and NGOs. In Bydgoszcz, the "Become a Tourist in Your City 2026" project organized free guided walks exploring the city’s wartime history and lesser‑known districts. Amateur radio enthusiasts logged 58 contacts during a field outing at the Biele Chojnowskie Nature Reserve near Warsaw. Residents of Kędzierzyn‑Koźle began voting in the 2026 Citizens' Budget, selecting 31 local projects for funding. Approximately 80 000 pilgrims are expected at the Jasna Góra sanctuary in August, with dozens of organized groups arriving on foot, by bike or roller. Police in the Tatra Mountains fined drivers who illegally parked on roadside shoulders after the popular hike to Morskie Oko. Radio 90 launched a summer contest offering a JETOUR T2 vehicle with a full tank as a prize. The Ministry of Sport and Tourism approved a "Tourist Check" program in the Lublin region, granting a 300 zł voucher to travelers who book at least two overnight stays, aiming to boost post‑summer tourism.