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Arrival and departure from Wrocław
Registration, accreditation, fees
Visas
Health insurance for participants
Transport around the city
Accommodation
Hospitality
Catering
Security
Emergency Care
Drug testingAnti-doping
Volunteers
Transport to/from venues
Opening Ceremony, Closing Ceremony, Athletes’ Night
Athlete of the Day

MEDIA
Host Broadcaster
Television transmission and entrance pass for federations
Accreditation for media
Main Media CenterMedia sub-centers located at venues

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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Tickets
The World Games Plaza
thletes’ Night
Sports Garden
VIP Sportstravel services

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Honorary Patron – Andrzej Duda, President of Poland
Cooperation with the Polish Olympic Committee/Ministry of Sport & Tourism
Cooperation with the Polish Tourism Organisation
TWG 2017 Partner Cities

ATTACHMENTS
Sport program
Declaration of anti-doping, media rights and data privacy
Map of venues
Contact list

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INTRODUCTIONPARTNERS

Honorary patron - President Andrzej Duda
In April Polish President Andrzej Duda became the honorary patronof The World Games 2017. In an official communique to Wrocław
Mayor Rafał Dutkiewicz, Maciej Łopiński, Secretary of State in the
Presidential Chancellery delivered the following message: “I havethe honor to inform you, sir, that the President of the Republic of
Poland has accepted your request and agreed to grant his patronage
to the Games - a prestigious event in which some the world’s best
athletes will participate. The President has expressed his convictionthat organising a competition of this scale, which will be accompanied by the interest of both media and sports fans from around theworld, provides an excellent opportunity to promote both Wrocław
and Poland.”Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
It is my pleasure to present this fourth edition of the Official Bulletinof The World Games 2017. In it you will find a detailed breakdownof our preparations for the upcoming TWG - although you reallywouldn’t have to do more than take a look around Wrocław to see
proof that they are just around the corner.
In this regard the last few months have proven to be a very important
stretch on the road to The World Games 2017. The newly renovatedOlympic Stadium, restored to its majestic former glory, is now readyto host the speedway racing and American football competitions,works on the new swimming complex are already over and the newrollerskating track is well underway.
A special round of festivities, organized to highlight the “One Year To Go”
mark, brought The World Games a singular amount of publicity,
especially during the final concert on Plac Wolności, which will hostthe World Games Plaza this summer.
The last few months have also seen a significant number of test
events organized, sponsorship contracts signed and marketing
campaigns put in motion.

Our venues have undergone rigorous testing during such events as
the World Cup in Orienteering, the WDSF European Championship,
the Polish Open in floorball, as well as the World Ju-Jitsu Championships.
We are also glad to be able to announce, with International WorldGames Association, several new, very important cooperative initiatives, the first and most important of which is the patronage
of Polish President Andrzej Duda. Other partners, which have recently joined us, include Polish National Olympic Committee andthe Wrocław Academy of Physical Education, (which will be lending
not only several of its venues for the Games, but also many of its
staff), Wrocław University of Economics and a number of otherorganizations as well. .
We are also overjoyed by a marked increase in interest in The WorldGames 2017 among local and national media, a fact which is confirmed by our ever-growing number of followers on Facebook.
For more details on these and other subjects, I invite you read ourBulletin or visit our website www.theworldgames2017.com where
we regularly publish up-to-date information on any and all events
connected with the great sport festival which Wrocław will be hostingfrom 20-30 July 2017.

On behalf of the Wrocław Organising Committee,

Cooperation with the Polish Olympic Committee
and the Ministry of Sport and Tourism
Representatives of the Ministry of Sport and Tourism as well as the
Polish Olympic Committee have made regular visits to Wrocław as
they continue to support the efforts of the Organising Committee. It is worth noting that several of those responsible for theseorganizations have a history of athletic competition themselves:
Minister of Sport, Witold Bańka, competed in the 400m dash andwon a bronze medal with the Polish 4x400 relay team in the 2007
World Championships in Osaka, Andrzej Kraśnicki, a former handball
player, currently heads up the Polish Olympic Committee and Polish
Handball Association and POC Secretary General Adam Krzesiński
won two Olympic medals in fencing (bronze in Barcelona 1992 andsilver in Atlanta 1996).
In March 2016 a special team was organized, which will coordinate,among other things, the preparations of the Polish national team for
The World Games. To this end, the team has been meeting regularly
with the goal of guaranteeing proper training conditions, providing
national team members with uniforms, overseeing their induction
as well as looking after their accommodations and transport needs
during The World Games. Members include: Adam Krzesiński and
Joanna Huzarska-Tomaszewska (POC), Andrzej Banasiak and Urszula Jankowska (Ministry of Sport and Tourism) and Grzegorz
Pyzałka and Beata Pierre (Wrocław Organising Committee).
The Ministry of Sport and Tourism has also lent its financial support
to the renovation of the swimming pool complex on Wejherowska
Street (23,5 million PLN) and the building of the rollerskating trackin Millennium Park (1,5 million PLN). In 2015 those Polish athletic
associations connected with the sport program of The World Games
received 20 million PLN for training and preparation. That amountexceeded 20 million PLN in 2016.

Cooperation with the Polish Tourist Organisation
The Polish Bureau of Tourism has also lent its patronage to The
World Games - a move that is sure to be beneficial to both sides.
The Bureau has promised to promote the Games outside of Poland
and together with a delegation from the Wrocław Organising Committee will make an appearance at the International Tourist Trade
Show in Warsaw.
“On behalf of the Polish Tourist Organisation, I would like to express
our support for the organisation of The World Games 2017. (…)
The Lower Silesian Tourist Organisation, in addition to offering its
support for this project, kindly asks others to do the same.” Thesewords can be found in the official communique signed by Rajmund
Papiernik, Director of the Office of the Board of the Lower SilesianTourist Organisation.

TWG2017 Partner Cities
Jelcz-Laskowice
One hundred and ten athletes from around the world will take part in
the indoor rowing competitions to be organized in Jelczu-Laskowiceas part of The World Games 2017. They will be vying for 30 sets ofmedals in several different weight classifications. Indoor rowing is
one of the four “invitational” sport disciplines of the Games.
Their arena of competition will be the modern sport hall on Oławska
Street which has a capacity of 900. Fans will also be able to cheer on
their favorite athletes from the fan zone located next to the hall. The
sport complex, which is complemented by a restaurant, conference
rooms, gym and bicycle rental, has already played host to a numberof regional, national and international sport competitions. It has
also served as a training facility for the Polish national handballteam and Polish national volleyball team.

Marcin Przychodny, President
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Arrival and departure from Wrocław
Arrival to Wrocław by plane or car
Wrocław Airport handles around 50 flight operations per day including arrivals and departures to a number of major transfer hubs: Warsaw (LOT Polish Airlines), Munich, Frankfurt, Dusseldorf (Lufthansa)
and Copenhagen (SAS) for a total of 15 connections daily. We are
currently passing all of the informations to Wrocław Airport, which
are passed further to LOT and other airlines.

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The current flight timetable can be found at:
http://airport.wroclaw.pl/en/passager/timetable/

Lower Silesia is a particularly important point on the map of Poland
when it comes to indoor rowing - several competitions have alreadybeen held here including the Polish Championships. The growth ofindoor rowing in our region is undoubtedly thanks in part to Paweł
Randa - Ambassador of The World Games 2017 and Olympic runner-up in rowing in Bejing. He has been heavily involved in the promotion and popularisation of this discipline as well as the promotionof active relaxation along the Odra.

Anyone can fall in love with Świdnica - a fact well known to any andall who come here and spend more than a fleeting moment gazingat her treasures. And there are plenty of them: the 17th century
Peace Church is listed on the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage
List, the lively main square (which has been recognized multiple
times as having the finest night illuminations) and the cathedral
on John Paul II square.

Trzebnica
Jelcz-Laskowice - just 25 km from Wrocław - is one of the youngest
cities in Poland having only been incorporated in 1987. Its proximity
to the capital of Lower Silesia as well as its rich history definitely
make it worth visiting. Among its treasures you will find a palaceand park complex built in the Dutch neo-renaissance style from the19th century, which currently houses the city government offices.
In Jelcz-Laskowice will compete in indoor rowing.

Świdnica
Two competitions will be held in Świdnica. The first will see six of theworld’s top-ranked men’s inline hockey teams go head to head. The
second, two-day event features participants in artistic rollerskating. For
pairs there will be the opportunity to compete in dance and freestylecompetitions, while solo skaters will face off in the latter category.
Athletes will compete on the skating rink located on Śląsk Street,where a special, 60m x 30m field will be cordoned off for their use.
The rink can accommodate 800 fans. The facility will undergo renovation this year, including the refurbishing of the main hall, building
two new locker rooms and a new ventilation system.
Świdnica can be found approximately 50 km from Wrocław andhas a population of around 60,000. Its history stretches back over
750 years and is well visible at every turn - be it in the layout of themain square which dates back to the Middle Ages, the beautiful row
houses with their mixture of architectural styles or the enduring
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Trzebnica’s Bukowy Forest will be the home of TWG 2017 orienteering
competitions. The city of Trzebnica has a special affinity for thisdiscipline: orienteers often come here to train, along with a large
group of amateur runners including children from local elementary
schools who come as part of their participation in the “Get Orientedin Greater Wrocław” program.
The annals of Trzenica history hark back to the dawn of time. Man(homo erectus) first appeared in the vicinity of modern-day Trzebnica over 500,000 years ago - as witnessed by the various artifacts
made of flint which were found on the nearby slopes of Winna Góra,
to the east of the city.
In the 5th century, on the banks of the Sąsiecznica, just to the southof the present-day main square there was a Slavic settlement. In the
12th century, a church was erected on its northern side and given
the name of St. Peter. The name Trzebnica first appeared in written
record in 1138. Today the city and its surroundings draw visitors to
see its numerous historic buildings and beautiful landscapes against
the backdrop of rolling hills.

Wrocław is served by a developed system of roads with the A4 motorway, linking the West and the East of the country, being the mostimportant one. Driving from Warsaw and its airports will take you
3,5 hours if you are using S8 (express road), A1 and A2 motorways.

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ACCREDITATIONVOLUNTEER

Airport transfers
Transfer services are available to all accredited persons traveling toand from Wrocław Airport to their accommodations.

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A central information center will operate within the airport’s arrival
terminal. The center’s staff will be available to assist guests in finding
the appropriate means of transport should they so require.
A fleet of clearly marked vehicles will operate from a stop locateddirectly opposite the airport terminal exit.
WOC provides transfers only from the airport. It is recommended
that patricipants arriving by train take a taxi in order to get to theaccommodation. The fare should not exceed 12 Euro.

Train station
Wrocław has 19 train stops and stations. The most important ofthese is Wrocław main station located immediately to the south ofthe city center. From the newly renovated, neo-gothic main station
complex guests have a short, 20 minute walk to Wrocław’s mainsquare. The immediate vicinity of the main station also serves as animportant hub for city transport with the main bus station, numerous
bus and tram lines and taxi stands nearby.
Some of the major cities connected by direct train connections
include: Poznań (18 connections daily), Warsaw (14 connections
daily), Kraków (12 connections daily). There is also one daily, directconnection to and from Berlin.

Registration and accreditation
All participants of The World Games 2017 will receive their accreditation badge in their place of accommodation. The accreditation
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be handed out ofter signing of “Declaration of Anti-Doping, Media
Rights and Data Privacy”. WOC will require as well to sign a statementof health insurance. The badge should be worn is a visible way in all
TWG2017-related areas.

Accreditation Badge
During the course of the Games, accreditation badge will serve a keyrole in identifying participants and allowing them to carry out theirfunctions. They will serve as the basis of entry into each and every
area of the sport venues and official sites and will make it possible
to guarantee the appropriate level of security.
The first part of the badge will contain the personal information of
the participant: name and surname, photograph, function, organization or discipline/sport and nationality/citizenship.
The accreditation system will define the various categories of participants in order to provide a means of quick and easy identification
throughout the Games.
Category A – VIP guests
Category B – judges and technical delegates
Category C – athletes and team members/coaches
Category D – journalists and media representatives

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The second part of the card will contain a description of the participant’s authorization for services and a list of the areas at the
sport venues and official sites that he or she is permitted to enter
during the Games.
IF Passport Holders, Extra Officials and Invited Guests will benefit
from the following services:- Local transport- Accommodation- Meals

Basic entry rights
Rights of entry as described on the accreditation badge are definedaccording to a numeric code corresponding to the appropriate zone.
Each accreditation badge will contain - in accordance with the functions of its holder and its holder’s authorizations - a group of numeric codes confirming the holder’s right of entry to various zones.
Example:Zone 1 - Competitions
Zone 2 - VIP guests
Zone 3 - Journalists and media
Zone 4 - Administration/Organizers/Venue staff

Validity of athletes’ and judges’ accreditation
The validity of the accreditation card is determined by the term ofvalidity of each federation’s IF Passport.

Accreditation system
The accreditation system is based on an Event Management System
whose goal is to make the application and verification process andcommunication between the international federations, the IWGA
and the WOC as easy as possible.

31 May 2017 - Final date to complete the payment of fees for Extra
Officials
The Wrocław Organising Committee will only accept direct payment
from international federations. Single payments for groups of Extra
Officials made by national federations will not be honored.
Main accreditation centers will be located at Wrocław Universityof Economics Campus and at Wrocław University of Science andTechnology Campus. They will be open starting from the first dayof participants arrival to the campuses.
10 July 2017 - Main accreditation centers (campuses) will be
opened.
18 July 2017 - Accreditation centers for journalists (Main Media
Center) and VIP guests (IWGA Headquater Hotel) will be opened.
1 August 2017 - The accreditation centers and system will be closed.

Athletes, coaching staff members and judges - accreditation
cards will be distributed in their living quarters.
VIP guests - the accreditation center for this group will be locatedin the hotel serving as the main headquarters of the IWGA. NOCscollect their accreditation badges in Accreditation Center locatedat Wrocław University of Economics Campus - 33 Ślężna Street.

Fees
The WOC will provide four types of accreditation for Extra Officials.

28 February 2017 - Final date for international federations to send
the WOC the number of Extra Officials

Accreditation nr 1 - available only for federations housed in hotels

31 March 2017 - Final date for required advance payment (30%)
towards the fees for the declared number of Extra Officials. In certain
situations a 30-day extension may be granted on the request of theinternational federation.
The Wrocław Organising Committee will accept one payment fromeach international organization of the countries, whose athletes will
be representing their discipline for the stay and services required
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May 2017 – Final date to send the personal details of all participants, including their functions during the Games. This includes
Extra Officials.

Accreditation process - milestones

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April/May 2017 - The accreditation system will generate a list ofinvitations which will form the basis for visa applications for thoseparticipants from countries which require a visa and it will be sent
by mail or made available for electronic download.

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Amenities: single room with breakfast included, accreditation basedon function, meals served in the catering center, use of local transport, transfer to and from the airport
Total cost per person, per day: 180 euro
Accreditation nr 2 - available only for federations housed in hotels
Amenities: bed in a two-person room with breakfast included, accreditation based on function, meals served in the catering center,use of local transport, transfer to and from the airport
Total cost per person, per day: 130 euro
Accreditation nr 3 - for athletes accommodated at university campuses.
Amenities: bed in a two-person room with breakfast included, accreditation based on function, meals served in the catering center,use of local transport, transfer to and from the airport
Total cost per person, per day: 120 euro
Accreditation nr 4 - for delegates based on their function
Accreditation based on function, use of local transport, transfer
to and from the airport. Accommodation and meals not included.
Total cost per person, per day: 60 euro
Prolonged stay for the Closing Cermony (available only for thosefederation representatives whose planned arrival (as establishedwith the WOC and IWGA) falls on 30 July 2017.)
Includes all services available while in Wrocław, both during training
and competitions. Total cost per person, per day: 100 euro

Visas
Poland has been a member of the Schengen Zone since 21 December 2007, making it a part of the 28 country area without bordercontrols. Citizens of countries outside the Zone may enter if they
possess a valid travel document and visa (if required). European
Council Directive 539/2001 contains a list of those countries whose
citizens require a visa in order to cross the outer border of the Zone
as well as those countries whose citizens require no visa.
When crossing the border, foreign citizens are obliged to declare
the purpose and conditions of their visit and planned stay in the
country. They must also prove that they possess sufficient funds tosupport themselves, both for their time in the country as well as toreturn to their country of origin or pass to another country to which
they are permitted entry - or they must prove that they can legally
procure such funds. Furthermore, they may not be among those
persons who previously have been denied entry to the country or
who have been declared a risk to public order, national security orinternational relations by any one of the Schengen member states.
Visa applications should be submitted in the appropriate office,after which the appropriate consular officer will verify their validity
in accordance with their official competencies.

Applicants should be in touch with the appropriate consular agent
in order to receive an application and gain information as to thepossibility of registering and making payments online. By law applications must be considered no later than 15 calendar days fromthe date when all necessary documents were submitted.
Polish diplomatic offices (embassies and consulates) do not exist
in all countries. Where this is the case, applicants are required tosubmit their papers in the appropriate Polish consular office inanother country or with the diplomatic representative of another
Schengen member state, which has the right to represent Poland
for visa matters in the applicant’s country of origin.
A list of Polish diplomatic stations and the stations of those countries representing Poland can be found at the following address:
http://www.msz.gov.pl/en/p/msz_en/travel_to_poland/polands_
missions_abroad/polish_missions_abroad
The Wrocław Organising Committee will be preparing an individual
invitation, on the basis of which participants may apply for a visa.
This document will serve as a confirmation of the purpose of theparticipant’s visit and a guarantee of room and board for as longas his or her accreditation is valid. The WOC is in the process of
producing this document in cooperation with the Polish Ministryof Foreign Affairs.
In addition, the Wrocław Organising Committee - with the help of
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs - will inform all Polish diplomatic
stations of the expected influx of visa applications in connection
with TWG 2017.
Details on the regulations governing the visa application process arelisted on the official website of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
http://www.msz.gov.pl/en/p/msz_en/travel_to_poland/visa/

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Health insurance for participants

Accommodation

Hospitality

Emergency Care

Each athlete will be obliged to posses a medical insurance policy
valid for the duration of the Games and worth at least 200,000
PLN/approx. 50,000€. Upon checking in, athletes will be asked topresent written proof that they are insured in order to receive theiraccreditation. Each participant is obliged to take care of their healthcare insurance following rules from Schengen area.

1. University of Economics(Dormitories “Ślężak” and “Przegubowiec”)

Preparations are underway - in coordination with the International
World Games Association and its partners - to present a detailed
program regarding hospitality. Undoubtedly the biggest event willbe the Opening Ceremony (20 July, 7PM, Wrocław Stadium) which
will host over 1000 VIP guests.

The Wrocław Organising Committee will undertake to guaranteethat medical staff are on hand at all venues - both during training
sessions and on the days when competitions are held. They will
also be present during the Opening and Closing Ceremonies, on the
grounds of The World Games Plaza, in the main IWGA headquarters,
accreditation center, catering and media centers as well in the quarters of participants.

Accommodation
In accordance with The World Games rules, accommodation will be
provided in double rooms with the exception of situation, when thenumber of male or female participants is odd. Cleaning, bedding
and towels will be provided. One bathroom will serve no more thanfour participants.
All necessary laundry equipment will be made available in the various places of accommodation. Laundry (including its costs) is the
responsibility of participants.
Requests for accommodation in single-person rooms should bedirected to the appropriate Competition Manager. Each such request will be considered carefully and on an individual basis by the
WOC and the Committee is prepared to accommodate such needs
in cases where such arrangements are justified.

Transport to/from Venues
Arrangements for transporting athletes have been made in accordance with the competition schedule of individual disciplines. In thecase of team sports, athletes will be transported by coach - witheach coach being assigned to one or more teams depending on
size. The shuttle bus system will be in operation (travelling in both
directions) before, during and after competitions.
For special events, such as the Opening Ceremony of The WorldGames 2017, participants will be transported by specially-designated coaches. Afterwards, they will be transported back to theirplace of accommodation in the same way.
In addition, participants in The World Games 2017 will enjoy a newmeans of transport - a dedicated tram line, departing every 15
minutes and following the route: athletes’ accommodation (dormitories) - Centennial Hall - Catering Centre 1 (IASE) - Marsowe
Fields (AWF complex).

a. Powerliftingb. Squash
c. Bowlingd. Muaythaie. Sport climbing
f. Roller Sports (speed and track)g. Fistballh. Sumoi. Lacrossej. Canoe polok. Indoor rowing
2. Wrocław University of Science & Technology,
ul. Wittiga
a. Archeryb. Boules Sportc. Finswimmingd. Lifesavinge. Speedway racing
f. Korfballg. Floorballh. Flying Disci. Beach handballj. Tug of War
k. American footballl. Ju-Jitsu
m. Karate
Q plus hotel, ul.Zaolziańska – Orienteering
Hotel Jasek, ul. Sułowska – Air Sports
Hotel Campanile Centrum, ul. Ślężna – Billiards
Hotel Piast/Polonia/Europejski, ul. Piłsudskiego – Acrobatic,
Gymnastics, DanceSport
Hotel Ibis Style in Wałbrzych – Roller Sports (artistic and in-line
hockey)Hotel Ibis Style in Wrocław, pl. Konstytucji 3 Maja - Water Ski& Wakeboard
Hotel Butique Solo, ul. Kwiska - kickboxing
Accommodation for judges and delegates
The vast majority of judges, officials and delegates will reside in the
IBIS/NOVOTEL Centrum on ul. Powstańców Śląskich.
Exceptions include:
Hotel Jasek, ul. Sułowska – Air Sports
Hotel Esperanto, Świdnica –Roller sports (in-line hockey, artistic)
Hotel GEM – Ju-Jitsu and Karate

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The Wrocław Organising Committee will deliver the following package to the hotel rooms of VIP guests:
Invitation(s) and ticket(s) to the Opening Ceremony(20.07.2017, 19.00)
Invitation(s) to the Garden Party (26.07.2017, 19.00)
Invitation(s) to the Closing Ceremony (30.07.2017, 19.00)
A detailed list of important events and times to remember alongwith additional necessary information.

Catering
Breakfast will be served at accommodation place. There will be twomain catering centers next to accommodation hubs. One will be
set up in IASE HALL next to Centennial Hall, another one at Wroclaw
University of Economics.
Breakfasts from 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Lunches from 12:00 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Dinners from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
If needed lunch boxes delivered to sport venues.

Security
The Wrocław Organising Committee has made providing maximum
security in all places connected with The World Games 2017 its
main goal. This includes all stadiums, sport complexes, the main
broadcasting center, media center and The World Games Plaza andany other area which has been designated for use by particulargroups, including national team members, their fans, spectatorsand guests as well as volunteers and journalists. Achieving thisgoal will involve placing private security officers, volunteers and,in the case of urgent need, members of the public services (e.g.
police, firefighters, emergency medical and rescue staff or members of other institutions) in such points as are required to ensure
proper security. Provisions for security services must remain ata similarly high level at all venues and official places connectedwith TWG 2017 in order to guarantee a high standard of security
throughout the entire Games.

Each sport venue will be equipped to deal with matters of medical
safety depending on the requirements of the particular discipline.
In some cases this may involve a medical team including a doctor
or one without a doctor, a rescue patrol or first aid stations. A dedicated emergency phone line and doctor-on-call will be available
24 hours a day.
Those persons who may require medical assistance during TWG 2017
will make use of the services of one of the local hospitals which haveagreed to cooperate with the Wrocław Organising Committee. If they
are transferred to the appropriate medical facility under the care ofdesignated TWG 2017 medical staff they will enjoy priority in receiving
treatment. The cooperation between local hospitals and the WOC includes provisions for the hospitals to accommodate patients needing
longer medical treatment. The main representative of the IWGA Medical
Commission had the opportunity to visit one of the dedicated TWG 2017
hospitals on the occasion of the IWGA meeting in Wrocław on 3 June
2016. On 28 February a meeting was held in the Crisis Control Center on
ul. Strzegomski. It covered a wide range of topics concerning medical
safety and services and included representatives of all branches of theuniformed services. During the meeting, Marcin Przychodny, Presidentof the WOC, also announced that the Wrocław Emergency Services
department would be responsible for all matters related to medical
safety during the Games.

Anti-Doping
Approximately 5 - 10% of participating athletes will undergo drug
testing during the course of the Games. All tests will be conducted inaccordance with the regulations established by the WADA. Athletes
may be asked to take part in a drug test at any moment from thetime of their arrival to the day of their departure.
During the general meeting held on 3 June 2016 in the offices ofthe Wrocław Organising Committee, all areas relevant to drug testing were discussed. Along with the IWGA representatives and theCommission Against Doping in Sport, the WOC made a decision as
to the qualitative and quantitaive tests, which - in accordance with
WADA regulations - will be used.

Security services during the Games will be provided by Impel.
The Wrocław Organising Committee also made the decision to undertake cooperative efforts with the Commission Against Doping inSport as well as the Anti-Doping Laboratory of the Institute of Sportin Warsaw, which is accredited by the WADA.
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tickets can only be purchased from a machine using a credit or debitcard (including proximity cards).

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Single (one-time) and short-term tickets - including those purchased from a machine in a bus or tram - should be validated immediately.
A valid MPK ticket also permits its holder to travel free of extra
charge between stations on all city trains in Wrocław. This allows
travelers to save time while planning their route to work, for example
and makes it possible to spend free time in a more enjoyable way.

When paying by mobile phone (using mPay, mobiParking or Skycash) drivers should place their operator’s identifier - which canbe obtained in the City and Road Maintenance Department as wellas in the customer service office of the City Parking Group - under
the front windscreen.
By taxi
Licensed taxis must be marked with a special lighted sign labeled“taxi” as well as signs on its doors labeled “Wrocław” and a price list
must be visible on the windscreen. The taxi must also be equippedwith a cash register.

Example tickets for city transport in Wrocław:

Volunteers

Transport around the city

Recruitment
The recruitment process for volunteers closed on 28 February andsaw over 2600 applications submitted from 52 countries aroundthe world. According to the current estimates of the Wrocław Organising Committee approximately 1500 volunteers will be needed
to serve during the Games. Of these, around 1000 will be trained
through the WOC and the remaining 500 - those who will serve
the Field of Play – will be overseen by the WOC Partners for theorganisation of the competitions themselves.

Free local transport will be provided for all the accreditation badge
holders.

The pool of potential volunteers includes candidates from Poland
and numerous (52) countries from around the world. The majority ofthese are persons with a personal connection to the sporting worldor experienced volunteers. But they also include some who wish togain new experiences. Their ages range from 16 to 73 years old.
Leaders and training
By the middle of March almost the entire group of volunteer leaders
had been chosen. This is the group of 100 persons who will be
responsible for coordinating the work of the volunteer corps bothin the sport venues and in other areas such as the Main Media
Center, the Accreditation Center, etc. The first training session
for volunteer leaders, conducted by Joachim Gossow, CEO of IWGA
took place on 25 March 2017.
Services and support for volunteers
Work is currently underway to provide appropriate uniforms for
TWG volunteers. All volunteers will receive t-shirts, hats, jackets andduffle bags. They will also be allowed to use the city transportation
system free of charge.
The dormitory “Arka” has been selected to house the volunteers during the Games. It will also serve as the headquarters of the volunteer
corps. Work is also underway to organize food and other services.

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City transport
Wrocław is served by over 60 regular bus lines and over 10 nightlines. There are also more than 20 tram lines in the city.
Regular bus and tram lines: On normal working days, buses andtrams run between the hours of 5:00 AM and 11:00 PM. At the weekend and on holidays, they run from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Night buses:
The system of night buses functions between the hours of 11:00
PM and 5:00 AM and buses arrive every half hour at the main bus
station PKS before continuing their routes in every part of the city.
To plan a trip around Wrocław, check out:
http://komunikacja.iwroclaw.pl/?lang=pl&language=en
Transport markings
Normal bus lines are marked with numbers from 100 to 149. Tickets for fast buses (numbered 4..) are priced the same as those fornormal buses. Tickets for suburban buses (numbered 6..), express
buses (marked with letters) and night buses (numbered 240 - 259)
are more expensive.
If a bus or tram number is highlighted in yellow on the yellow board
or on the timetable, the route has been changed for some reason,e.g. road work. It is also customary for the bus or tram to be marked
with the words “zmiana trasy” to indicate a change in route.
Tickets
Travelers using public transport should be in possession of a single
or short-term ticket, which can be purchased in special points ofsale or from a ticket machine. The latter can usually be found in thevicinity of a stop as well as in a tram or bus itself. Please note that

Single (one-time) tickets (N - normal / U - discounted): Normal andsuburban lines: N - 3.00 PLN/ U – 1.50 PLN Express and night buslines: N – 3.20 / U – 1.60 Extra baggage or pets: 1.50
Short-term tickets on all lines (N - normal / U - discounted): 30
minute: N – 3.00 / U – 1.50 60 minute: N – 4.40 / U – 2.20 90 minute:N – 6.00 / U – 3.00 24 hour: N – 11.00 / U – 5.50 48 hour: N – 20.00/ U – 10.00 72 hour: N – 26.00 / U – 13.00 168 hour (7-day): N –46.00 / U – 23.00.
Children under the age of 4 and seniors over the age of 70 may ridecity transport completely free of charge. Discounted tickets may bepurchased by school-age children and teens, university students,
doctoral candidates, as well as retirees and pensioners. In order
to use a discounted ticket, travelers should carry the appropriate
documents to confirm their right to a discount.
More information about tickets can be found at:
http://www.wroclaw.pl/en/ticket-types-and-prices
Taxi services for VIP guests
WICAR TAXI has been selected to provide transportation services
for VIP guests. Guests will be able to use the taxi services provided
free of charge as long as they are travelling between official, designated drop-off and pick-up points, including The World Games2017 arenas.
By carWhen travelling by car in Wrocław, it is important to remember thatthe city center has many pedestrian and one-way streets. Paid parking areas are also clearly marked with the words: “strefa płatnego
parkowania”. Parking costs range from 1 - 3 PLN per hour. Moredetailed information about parking fees can usually be found on thereverse side of parking signs. Drivers should pay for parking in theparking machine using small change, mobile phone, debit or credit
card as well as UrbanCard.
SPECIAL NOTE - parking machines do not give change. After paying
with cash or UrbanCard, the machine will print a receipt/parking
ticket which should then be placed under the front windscreen of
the vehicle so that it is clearly visible to controllers.

Transport by taxi is regulated by one zone and prices per kilometer(as a maximum) are set by the City Council of Wrocław. A typicalprice for a journey from the city center to the airport on a normal
working day is approximately 40 PLN. The same route may costaround 60 PLN on a holiday or at night.
Phone numbers to the main taxi service companies can be found
at: http://www.wroclaw.pl/taxi
By bike
Cyclists are finding it easier and more convenient to travel around
Wrocław by bike.
The Wrocław City Bike service has been in operation since 2011 andoffers approximately 700 bicycles for hire from around 100 stationsin the city. The first 20 minutes of usage are free of charge. However,to rent a bike, cyclists must be registered in the system of Nextbike,which services the Wrocław City Bike. It is worth noting that Nextbike provides bikes for hire not only in Wrocław, but also in Warsaw,
Poznań and Opole as well as many other countries around Europe
and the world. All of these system - regardless of their location - areinter-compatible, meaning that users can rent a bicycle wherever
there is a system like that in Wrocław.
More info can be found at: https://wroclawskirower.pl/en
Cyclists in Wrocław have access to a range of infrastructure solutions which are unique to the city. To increase the safety of cyclists
and improve the flow of bike traffic, numerous bike paths and specially marked lanes (both with car traffic and against) as well as bikegates and special traffic lights for cyclists have been implemented.
The goal of this development is to bring together the city’s entire
system of bike paths in one coordinated system.
Truck and lorry traffic
Special regulations govern the traffic rights of vehicles above 9, 12
and 18 tonnes.
Details can be found at:
http://www.wroclaw.pl/en/transit

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media

CEREMONIES/MEDIA

Opening and Closing Ceremonies,
Opening Ceremony
The Opening Ceremony of the Games will take place on 20 July
2017 at Wrocław Stadium at 19.00 and will be the first spectacleorganized on such a scale in Wrocław, with approximately 35 000
participants including spectators, athletes, volunteers, journalists,
special guests and artists.
The Ceremony will be transmitted live on television by Polsat as wellas various other international media outlets. Besides the usual protocol and traditions associated with the Olympic Games (march ofathletes, presentation of flags and induction) the Opening Ceremony
will feature a full range of artistic elements closely connected withthe presentation of TWG sport disciplines, the promotion of Wrocław
and the work and preparations of local citizens. Schuttle service
dedicated from and back of accommodation place.
The Opening Ceremony is one of the most important parts of thisyear’s Games, which is why these artistic creations and the entire
event production will be handled by an experienced and professional
event agency – Walk Events. An almost 3 hours show is being prepared with 400 dancers and singers taking part in it. There will bethree separate stages of 270 t combined, 25 000 m2 of scenography
and 800 m2 of led screens to ensure a spectacular opening to the10th edition of The World Games.
Closing Ceremony
The Games will be officially closed during the Closing Ceremony
which will be held on 30 July 2017 on pl. Wolności which will playhost to The World Games Plaza (fan zone) for the 10 days of theGames. The Closing Ceremony will serve as a kind of “thank you” forathletes, volunteers, and residents of Wrocław for their individual
contributions to the Games.
Besides the official elements of the Ceremony (presentation of
athletes and volunteers and the passing of the TWG flag to the organisers of the next edition of the Games) fans will also be treatedto a specially prepared artistic program and will be able to celebrate
the end of the Games together.
The coordination of the artistic elements, organisation and production of the Closing Ceremony will be entrusted to a professional event
agency Biuro Festiwalowe Impart 2016 whose experience includes
the production and coordination of hundreds of events connectedwith the European Capital of Culture 2016. As in the case of theOpening Ceremony, work is currently underway to finalise details forthe script of the Ceremony and plan logistical support.
Preparations for the Athletes’ Night evening for athletes are also
being handled by the event agency Biuro Festiwalowe Impart.
The event will take place on Wednesday, 26 July.

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Athlete of the Day
The best female and male athlete of the day will be selected after
consultations between a panel of experts and will be recognized publicly at The World Games Plaza. Each winner will receive a watch. Presented by Tissot. General information about television production.

Host Broadcaster
The Host Broadcaster - as directed by the Wrocław Organising Committee - will be in charge of the international television transmission
which will make it possible to broadcast program material during
The World Games 2017.
In conjunction with the IWGA, IWGA’s production arm ISB (International Sports Broadcasting) and the WOC, the Host Broadcaster will
prepare a global transmission plan, which will include the order ofemission for the individual disciplines of TWG 2017.

MEDIA

Poland and around the world. They will be made possible thanks to
the international television signal supported by two producers: ATM
SYSTEM – one of the largest, independent television companies in
Poland (as National Broadcaster) as well as in conjunction with ISB(International Sports Broadcasting).
In addition to the basic television production (approximately 80
hours of transmission to be aired in Poland on Television Polsat)
both producers will transmit additional hours of reporting from theGames in accordance with the previously prepared schedule.
Should there be a need for further production, international federations may take advantage of the broadcaster Rate Card. ATM System,as the TV signal’s producer, has prepared an additional offer for
television production, specially designed depending on localizationneeds (inside the TWG 2017 venues or in the IBC center) as well as
technical needs (number of cameras or ENG teams). Federations
may contact Hagen Bossdorf of IWGA (h.bossdorf@theworldgames.
org) to arrange details.

of the competitions from different TWG 2017 venues. The WOC will
also ensure that members of the press have the possibility to printout materials, receive technical support, help from volunteers, areas
for individual interviews, hot meals, snacks, drinks and a lobby torelax in. Transport for each venue will be dedicated.

Media sub-centers located at venues
Additional media sub-centers with internet access will be set up at
various venues. Each media sub-center will be overseen by a press
officer with a support staff of volunteers. Their job will be to ensurethat members of the media can work effectively in each center.
Media sub-centers will be located at the following venues (opening
hours: three hours before start of competition; closing hours: threehours after finals):
1. Olympic Stadium (speedway racing, American football)Accreditation for media

2. Wrocław Stadium (Opening Ceremony)

The international television package will be composed of, among
other things, the transmission of the sport competitions, special
events and daily informational material about the highlights of TWG
2017.

The official accreditation process for media representatives got
underway on 20 March. Members of the media had time until 14
June to register with the accreditation system supported by IWGA’s
partner Swiss Timing.

3. Szymanów Airport (air sports)

The international television transmission will be relayed by meansof a continuous, high-quality signal complete with full internationalsound coverage and effects from the competitions being broadcast - in keeping with the standards of the European Broadcasting
Union (EBU).

Accreditation plates may be picked up beginning 18 July in theMain Media Center (InfoPoint Barbara, Świdnicka St. 8c, Wrocław).
A printed e-mail confirming that accreditation has been granted
and a proof of ID will be required to collect the accreditation plate.

5. Sky Tower (bowling)

As the transmitter, the Host Broadcaster has chosen the following
Polish television station and its subsidiaries: Polsat, Polsat Sportand Super Polsat. Preparations have almost been completed for a
Program Schedule of material from TWG 2017, based on the main
Production Schedule, selections of time blocks and individual channels.
The WOC TWG 2017 is the sole proprietary owner of the transmission and emission rights for all program material on the territory of
Poland – including all 3rd-party media outlets.

Accreditation for media are available for:- Journalists, photographers, TV, radio and new-media crews,- Journalists delegated by International Federations- Journalists delegated by the International Olympic Committee- Journalists delegated by National Olympic Committees
PLEASE NOTE: Journalists who have been assigned to cover TWG
2017 by various international federations (IF) will be granted expanded access rights, including access to the field of play, with thepossibility of reporting directly from these locations.

Main Media Center
The World Games Channel will also be conducting its own programs.
The International World Games Association is the sole proprietary
owner of the international transmission and emission rights for all
program material on all media outlets outside of Poland.

Television transmission and entrance pass for federations
Reports from TWG 2017 will be aired on television transmissions in

The Main Media Center will be located in the Barbara Center(Świd­nicka St. 8c, Wrocław, opened daily from 8.00 am till 1.00am), a fact that should hopefully make the work of the attending
journalists much easier.
There will be approximately 180 specially prepared places completewith access to power and internet to be used by journalists andphotographers during the Games. Three large television screens
will also be installed in order to be able to offer non-stop coverage

4. Congress Center (Media sub-center for Centennial Hall, 		Congress Center and Pergola: archery, billiards, dance 		
sports, gymnastics, orienteering)
6. Orbita Hall (sumo, kick-boxing, muay-thai)
7. Orbita Pool (fistball, lacrosse)
8. Oławka Stadium (fistball, lacrosse)
9. Stara Odra –Trzebnickie bridges (watersking & wakeboard)
10. Multi-purpose Hall AWF (tug-of-war)
11. P5 –Marsowe Fields (beach handball, flying disc)12. WKK Sport Centre (floorball, korfball),
13. GEM (ju-jitsu, karate),
14. Hasta La Vista (squash)
15. National Forum of Music (powerlifting, Closing Ceremony)
16. Nowy Targ Sq (sport climbing, orienteering)
17. Millenium Park (roller sports)
18. Szczytnicki Park (archery)
19. Trzebnica (orienteering),
20. OSiR Jelcz-Laskowice (indoor rowing)
21. Świdnica Rink (roller sports).
We are going to provide: start lists, results, in special cases press
conferences, volunteers service, catering (snacks and drinks)

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Orbita Hall, ul. Wejherowska

Marsowe Fields, Multifunctional Hall, MCS Pola Marsowe

Stara Odra River / Mosty Trzebnickie

Sumo

Tug of War

Waterski & Wakeboard**** Closing Ceremony [TWG Plaza, Plac Wolności]Venue outside of Wrocław

Hasta La Vista Squash Complex, ul. Góralska

SquashMillenium Park, ul. Sukielicka

Roller Sports speed skating

Plac Nowy Targ

Świdnica, ul. Śląska

Roller Sports inline hockey

Sport ClimbingŚwidnica, ul. Śląska

Roller Sports artistic

Olympic Stadium, al. Paderewskiego

National Forum of Music, Plac Wolności

Gem Sport Complex, ul. Mianowskiego

KaratePowerlifting

Gem Sport Complex, ul. Mianowskiego

Ju-Jitsu

Pl. Nowy Targ/Trzebnica/Pergola

Jelcz-Laskowice, ul. Oławska

Indoor Rowing**

Orienteering

Centennial Hall, ul. Wystawowa

Gymnastics

Orbita Hall, ul. Wejherowska

Marsowe Fields - AWF Wrocław

Flying Disc

Orbita Indoor Swimming Pool, ul. Wejherowska

WKK Sport Center, ul. Czajcza

Floorball

MuaythaiOławka Stadium, ul. Na Niskich Łąkach

FistballLife Saving

Orbita Indoor Swimming Pool, ul. Wejherowska

Finnswimming

Oławka Stadium, ul. Na Niskich Łąkach

Centennial Hall, ul. Wystawowa

DanceSport

Lacrosse

Orbita Outdoor Swimming Pool, ul. Wejherowska

Canoe PoloWKK Sport Center, ul. Czajcza

SkyBowling / Sky Tower, ul. Powstańców Śl.

Bowling

KorfballCentennial Hall - Pergola, ul. Wystawowa

Boules Sports

Orbita Hall, ul. Wejherowska

Wrocław Congress Center / Pergola, ul. Wystawowa*** The World Games Party [TWG Plaza, Plac Wolności]

tue
25
mon
24
sun
23

**

**

Speedway14* Opening Ceremony [Stadion Wrocław, Aleja Śląska]** Invitational sports

sat
22

Kickboxing

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P5 - Marsowe Fields - AWF Wrocław

The Wrocław Organising Committee would like to announce that there
is a possibility that the event will be supported by one of TWG 2017
sponsors, who would be included in the official name of the event.

Beach Handball

TWG Plaza Athletes’ Night will take place on Wednesday, 26 July on
The World Games Plaza (pl. Wolności) directly in front of the National
Forum of Music. The event will feature a concert and will include
many spectacular features including a laser-light show.

American Football

Athletes’ night**

The World Games Plaza will serve as a place for fans to meet andhave a good time throughout the duration of the Games (daily from15.00 till 23.00, Wolności Square, in a front of National Forum ofMusic)Air Sports

The World Games Plaza

THE WORLD GAMES 2017 WROCŁAW DAILY SCHEDULE

A separate pool of tickets has been set aside for each international
federation of those disciplines represented in the sport program of
The World Games 2017.

Szczytnicki Park, Witelona Athletic Stadium, Pergola

sat
29
fri
28
wed
26***

www.vip-sportstravel.com

Students (full- or part-time, regardless of age) as well as retirees
over age 60 may purchase discounted tickets and they are alsoavailable to handicapped fans. In the case of those who are wheelchair-bound, their helpers pay only 1 PLN
Fans of sport disciplines whose competitions last more than twodays may also be interested in special ticket packages. One option
includes a special half-day pass (for one morning or one afternoon
session) for enthusiasts of beach handball, American football (onesession equals one match), bowling, finswimming, lifesaving, floorball, flying disc, karate, kickboxing, roller sports, sport climbing andtug-of- war.

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Contact: Manager Judith Baur, VIP Sportstravel GmBH +49 (0) 30
814 541 831 or +49-(0) 163-897 86 38
e-mail: judith.baur@vip-sportstravel.com

fri21

Single-entrance, discounted tickets can be purchased for half theprice of normal tickets and family tickets are also available for thosewith at least three children (in which case one child gains entrancecompletely free).

The official tour operator and partner of IWGA is VIP SPORTSTRAVEL.
During the Games it will be responsible for all unscheduled transfersof persons and will oversee the stay of guests who remain for an
extended period of time. The WOC will be responsible for looking
after representatives of national Olympic committees, national federations and athletes who wish to extend their stay.

thu
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Ticket prices vary from 5 to 60 Polish Zloty (PLN) - 1 euro = appr.
4,32 PLN

VIP Sportstravel services

Sport

Questions and queries can be addressed to: +48 22 122 80 99.
Alternatively there is a special question form available on the website
mentioned above.

Archery

A special attraction for visitors to The World Games Plaza on Wolności Sq will be a daily demonstration of sport disciplines seeking
to join the program of The World Games.

Olympic Stadium, al. Paderewskiego

Sports Garden

Ticket went on sale 23 February and the event was marked witha special announcement during a press conference in Warsaw’s
Olympic Center. Tickets for The World Games 2017 can be obtained
over the Internet, by visiting: www.ebilet.pl as well as at various ticket
sale points around Poland (a full list is available at: www.ebilet.pl).

sun
30****

Ticketing

Venue

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Szymanów Airport, ul. Lotnicza

additional information

declaration

notes

DECLARATION OF ANTI-DOPING,
MEDIA RIGHTS AND DATA PRIVACY

Acknowledgement and Agreement (for athletes only)I, the undersigned as a participant in The World Games 2017, hereby acknowledge and agree as follows:
1. I have received information on the IWGA Anti Doping Rules and was given the prior opportunity to review the IWGA Anti-Doping
Rules.
2. I consent and agree to comply with and be bound by all of the provisions and conditions of the World Anti-Doping Code (WADA),
the IWGA Anti-Doping Rules and Anti-Doping Regulations of the International Federation administering my sport, including allamendments and International Standards as mentioned.
3. I acknowledge and agree that IWGA and the International Federation administering my sport have jurisdiction to impose sanction
as provided for in the World Anti-Doping Code (WADA), IWGA Anti-Doping Rules and the Anti-Doping Regulations of the International
Federation administering my sport.
4. I hereby grant permission to The World Games 2017 Wrocław Organizing Committee and to IWGA to utilize my appearance, name,voice and likeness in connection with The World Games 2017 in any and all media throughout the world in perpetuity for the purposeof promoting The World Games.
5. I also agree and accept in particular the exclusive competence of the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne, Switzerland,
which will resolve definitely any dispute in accordance with the Code of Sport Related Arbitration. Applicable Law is Swiss Law.

Protection of data privacy
Fully respecting your rights to privacy, the Organizing Committee of The World Games 2017 will record your personal data for the purposeof carrying out the The World Games 2017.

Agreement
I agree that my personal data, always for the purpose indicated above, will be recorded and verified by The World Games 2017 Wrocław
Organizing Committee.

Date					Signature					
NAME: 					IF:ADDRESS: 				CITY:
COUNTRY:

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TWG2017 VENUE LISTN
7COMPETITION VENUES

Trzebnica(25 km away)

Szymanów(11 km away)

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WEST CLUSTER
1. MILLENIUM PARKSPEED ROLLER SKATING

2. ORBITA SPORT HALLMUAYTHAI, SUMO, KICKBOXING

3. ORBITA SWIMMING POOL OUTDOORCANOE POLO

4. ORBITA SWIMMING POOL INDOORLIFESAVING, FINSWIMMING

5. STARA ODRA, MOSTY TRZEBNICKIEWATERSKI & WAKEBOARD

6. SZYMANOW AIRPORTAIR SPORTS

7. TRZEBNICA BEECH FOREST

3

ORIENTEERING

8. ŚWIDNICA ICERINK
IN-LINE HOCKEY, ARTISTIC ROLLER SKATINGCENTRAL CLUSTER

2

4

15

5

9. HASTA LA VISTASQUASH

14

10. SKY BOWLINGBOWLING

11. NATIONAL FORUM OF MUSIC
POWERLIFTING

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1

12. NOWY TARG SQUARE

11

ORIENTEERING, SPORT CLIMBING

129EAST CLUSTER

City
Center

13. OLAWKA STADIUMFISTBALL, LACROSSE

14. GEM SPORT COMPLEXJU-JITSU, KARATE

16

17

24

22
25
23

13

10

15. WKK SPORT CENTERKORFBALL, FLOORBALL

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16. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION- WITELONA ATHLETIC STADIUM

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ARCHERY

20

17. SZCZYTNICKI PARKARCHERY

18. CENTENNIAL HALLGYMNASTICS, DANCE SPORTS

19. CENTENNIAL HALL - WROCLAW CONGRESS CENTERBILLIARDS

20. CENTENNIAL HALL - PERGOLAARCHERY, ORIENTEERING, BOULES

21. OLYMPIC STADIUMSPEEDWAY, AMERICAN FOOTBALL

22. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION– P5 COMPLEX - BEACH FIELDS
BEACH HANDBALL

23. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION- P5 COMPLEX - FOOTBALL FIELD

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Świdnica(55 km away)

Jelcz Laskowice(28 km away)

8

FLYING DISC

24. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION- MARSOWE FIELDSTUG OF WAR

25. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION- MULTIFUNCTIONAL HALLTUG OF WAR

26. JELCZ LASKOWICE SPORT HALLINDOOR ROWING17

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additional information

Wrocław Organizing Committee - The World Games 2017 Limited
Rynek 13, 50-101 Wrocław, Poland
Phone number: +48 71 777 94 45 Fax number: +48 71 777 94 50

biuro@theworldgames2017.com
Find us also on:
Facebook: http://fb.com/TWG2017

Twitter Channel: @twg2017

http://www.theworldgames2017.com

WROCŁAW ORGANIZING COMMITTEE – THE WORLD GAMES 2017
Board
President

Marcin Przychodny+48 71 777-94-45

marcin.przychodny@theworldgames2017.com

Vice President

Adam Roczek+48 71 777-94-45

adam.roczek@theworldgames2017.com

Board Plenipotentiary Proxy

Beata Pierre+48 734-155-690

beata.pierre@theworldgames2017.com

Administration and Finances Director Proxy

Wojciech Rejowski+48 507-602-606

wojciech.rejowski@theworldgames207.com

Marketing Manager

Krzysztof Mularczyk+48 792-614-994

krzysztof.mularczyk@theworldgames2017.com

Spokesman

Kacper Cecota+48 734-155-740

kacper.cecota@theworldgames2017.com

Sports and Venues Director

Grzegorz Pyzałka+48 734-155-850

grzegorz.pyzalka@theworldgames2017.com

Sports Manager

Alicja Nowicka+48 734-155-790

alicja.nowicka@theworldgames2017.com

Venues Manager

Andrzej Kołodziej+48 507-602-389

andrzej.kolodziej@theworldgames2017.com

Logistics Manager

Paweł Margol+48 734-155-707

pawel.margol@theworldgames2017.com

Transport Manager

Tomasz Zawierta+48 530-005-584

tomasz.zawierta@theworldgames2017.com

Catering Manager

Dariusz Cieślik

+48 734-155-665

dariusz.cieslik@theworldgames2017.com

Accommodation Manager

Anna Filewicz+48 734-155-700

anna.filewicz@theworldgames2017.com

Accommodation Manager

Piotr Fastnacht+48 579-074-781

piotr.fastnacht@theworldgames2017.com

Administration Department

Media and Marketing Department

Sports and Venues Department

Games Services Department

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