Eastern Poland – a European tourism macro-region
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Jacek Stasikowski
Jacek Stasikowski joined the Orbis and Accor Group in early 2018 and is responsible for the development Accor hotels in Poland and the Baltic States. In Poland, Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania, there are currently 87 hotels operating under Accor’s brands and additional 25 hotels will open in the next two years.
He has been involved in hotel business for over 25 years. He started his career working for Rezidor at the opening of the Radisson Blu hotel in Szczecin. Over the next several years, he participated in the opening and management of the IHG and Vienna House hotels.
He is a graduate of the Faculty of Economics at the University of Szczecin and holds an MBA by the Gdańsk Foundation for Management Development with the participation of the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow. Fluent in English and Russian, he is passionate about marathons and Ironman races.
Participates in the sessions:
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Eastern Poland – a European tourism macro-region
- Eastern Poland – a destination for active leisure. How to tap into the region’s potential?
- Multiculturalism and heritage as a way to promote tourism.
- Water route between the Augustowski Canal and the Masurian Lake District.
- Culinary trail in Eastern Poland and other tourist products.
- Tour agencies, Internet, social media, local government activity – how to help people discover Eastern Poland.
- Promotion through national and international tourist events.
- Business tourism as a factor in attracting investment.
- There are hotels, there will be tourists – how to spur hotel investment market growth in the region?
- Multiculturalism of Eastern Poland as a growth factor for the regional and local economy.
Eastern Poland – a European tourism macro-region
- Piotr Domagała -
- Bogdan Dyjuk -
- Bartosz Dyląg -
- Lech Fronckiel -
- Władysław Grochowski - President, Arche
- Jacek Stasikowski -
- Damian Tanajewski -
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