Two selected for deputy director roles at Polish Tourism Organisation
Translated from Polish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Four candidates initially applied for deputy director positions at the Polish Tourism Organisation.
- Three candidates advanced to the final stage, with two ultimately selected by the organization's president.
- The selected candidates will oversee marketing, planning, development, spa tourism, and business tourism departments.
Four candidates initially vied for two deputy director positions within the Polish Tourism Organisation (POT). One candidate withdrew at the last minute due to illness, leaving three for the final selection process.
The recruitment committee gave positive recommendations for all three remaining candidates: Violetta Hamerska, an expert in hotel service quality and guest experience management; Paweล Moras, director of the Warsaw Tourism Office; and Karina Przybyลo-Kisielewska, vice-president of a private spa and medical facility.
Ultimately, POT President Magdalena Krucz selected Moras and Przybyลo-Kisielewska. While the POT Council's opinion is required by law, it is not binding. Both candidates received a positive review from the council.
Moras was immediately appointed and will begin work on Monday, overseeing the marketing and planning and development departments, including fourteen international branches of the POT. Przybyลo-Kisielewska is expected to start in about a month, focusing on spa and business tourism, and will manage the Poland Convention Bureau.
Originally published by Rzeczpospolita in Polish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.