Polish bus tour dubbed 'Highway to Hell' sparks religious outcry

A Polish bus tour company is sparking controversy by reviving a route that has gained the nickname "Highway to Hell," inspired by the iconic AC/DC song. The initiative has drawn criticism from deeply religious citizens who are petitioning against the tour.

The tour promises a unique travel experience, with passengers encouraged to sing along to rock anthems, including AC/DC's famous track, during the journey. While some may see it as a novel way to explore the country, the name and theme have deeply offended religious groups.

Concerned citizens have launched petitions, urging authorities to intervene and halt the controversial bus route. They argue that the tour's theme is disrespectful and offensive to their religious beliefs. The company, however, appears to be leaning into the provocative name, offering an unconventional travel experience.

Details about the specific destinations or the exact nature of the "hellish" journey remain vague, but the controversy highlights a cultural clash between modern entertainment and traditional religious values in Poland. The company's decision to revive this particular route suggests a deliberate attempt to attract attention through its controversial theme.