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Polish gastronomy and tourism sector development

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The Polish gastronomy and tourism sectors are experiencing notable continue to show significant activity through various industry-specific events and growth. In Lublin, the city has seen an increase in internationalization, hosting over 1.9 million tourists in 2024, including approximately 428,000 foreign visitors. This trade fairs. Building on previous growth in Lublin and the national fine dining scene, late 2026 is supported marked by an academic environment with nearly 60,000 students, including over 8,000 international students. On a focus on the broader national scale, supply chain and professional development. In the fine dining scene packaging and food industry sectors, the TAROPAK 2026 international trade fair for packaging and labeling is expanding, evidenced by scheduled for September 23–25 in Poznań. This event will run alongside the FineDiningWeek festival which hosted over 17,000 guests at more than 100 restaurants. To address POLAGRA food industry challenges exhibition, providing a comprehensive look at the supply chain with expected participation from major retail partners such as rising labor Lidl and product costs, professional events like Żabka. The agricultural sector will host the fourth edition of AGRO Gorlice in Bystra on September 19–20, featuring livestock exhibitions and regional food competitions. Professional development in hospitality and gastronomy remains a priority. The MAKRO GASTRO LAB 2026 are being organized is set to assist restaurant owners and chefs with operational convene industry professionals in Wrocław on September 30 to address kitchen efficiency and business management. Further culinary engagement includes the upcoming RestaurantWeek® starting October 7 and a series of Italian cooking workshops hosted by the Il Pastaio Culinary Academy throughout September and October.

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  1. 2026-09-03 20:45 UTC Polish gastronomy and tourism sector development
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