TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION

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a. Before Arrival

3b. Entering Poland

3c. Getting to Wrocław

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2. YOUR STAY IN WROCŁAW

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a. The WOC

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b. Welcome to Wrocław - The Meeting Place

6c. Wrocław - City of Sports

6d. Basic Information About Wrocław

7e. Games Services

8f. Accommodation

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g. Public Transport

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3. SPORTS PROGRAM

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a. List of Sports

10b. Key Venues

13c. Infrastructure Developments

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4. PROMOTION AND INFORMATION

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5. CULTURE AND TOURISM

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6. PREVIEW28

APPENDIXES
1. List of countries
2. List of counterparts
3. Map of venues
11. INTRODUCTION

Dear Sirs and Madams,
I am very delighted to welcome you to the first issue of our bulletin prepared to informyou about Wrocław’s preparations for The World Games in 2017. In each issue of thebulletin, our team will provide you with not only important organizational details, butalso interesting information about the host-city, events promoting the Games andongoing investments. I am pleased that together with you we are involved in theorganization of the largest sport event in the history of Poland – the 10th anniversaryof The World Games – and already today am inviting you to Wrocław, also called themeeting place.
- Piotr Przygoński, President of Wrocław Organizing Committee The World Games
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A. Before Arrival
The short paragraph presented below provides some helpful information to familiarize
yourself with before your arrival in Poland.
Enjoy your stay!
Basic information about PolandLanguage: Polish is the primary language although one can with great easecommunicate using English.

Currency: Polish Zloty (PLN), 1 EUR = c.a. 4.15 PLN, 1 USD = c.a. 3.05 PLNTime Zone: GMT + 1 in Winter (GMT + 2 in Summer)

Climate: Wrocław has a marine west coast climate that is mild with no dry
season, warm summers. During summer average high temperatures are 22.9°C(73.2°F) and average low temperatures are 11.4°C (52.6°F).

Calling Code: 0048 (+48)

Internet TLD: .pl

Emergency and information city numbers

112 – General alarm number
999 – Ambulance Service

997 – Police

998 – Fire Service

986 – the Municipal Police
71 77 24 950 - info link about Wrocław for foreigners, Monday – Friday from10.00 a.m. - 7.00 p.m.

B. Entering Poland
Citizens from EU or EEA countries do not require a visa to enter Poland. Citizens of thecountries listed in Appendix nr 1 (as for September, 2014) are not required to be inpossession of a visa when entering Poland for less than 90 days.

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Citizens of Non-EU/EEA countries (those who are required to get a visa) can apply forvarious types of visas. The visa type you should apply for depends on the purpose andthe duration of your stay. You can apply for short- or long-term visas. The application
process usually takes between 10 to 60 days. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs offersa detailed description in several languages.
The official site of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland (in English):http://www.msz.gov.pl/enMore information about polish regulations on VISAS in upcoming bulletins.
C. Getting to Wrocław
By Plane:
Wrocław has an international airport that serves direct flights to over 30 cities in
Europe. Nicolaus Copernicus Airport (IATA: WRO) has two passenger terminals (A andB), cargo terminal and the General Aviation terminal as well. The airport serves
approximately 2 million passengers yearly with 28,000 flights. A new terminal openedin 2012 with the capacity that us to rise to 7 million passengers yearly. It is the winnerof three consecutive architectural prizes. Wrocław Airport is located in the south-westpart of the city, about 10 km from the city centre. The airport is connected with the
Wrocław Motorway Bypass (A8). Detailed information on current flight schedules,
directions
totheairportorbusiness
services
can
be
found
at http://www.airport.wroclaw.pl
By Train:
Wrocław is well-designed for train travel, boasting a gloriously renovated main train
station that was at one time the largest in Europe. Fully modernized in 2012 before theUEFA EURO 2012, today Wrocław’s Main Station is arguably the nicest train station in
Poland, making a wonderful impression on all those who arrive via the rails. Locatedjust 15 minutes by walk from the Market Square. Here you can find main domestic
connections to Kraków (5hrs), Warsaw (4-5hrs) and international lines to Berlin (67hrs), Dresden (3.5hrs) and Prague (5-6hrs).
Schedules, directions and usefulat http://beta.rozklad-pkp.pl/en

information(in

English)

can

be

found

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By Car:
Wrocław was the first city in Poland incorporated into the European express road
network thanks to the A4 motorway (PL-D). Currently there are several internationaland national transit roads running through the city as well as a dense network of local
roads. Each year the Wrocław road system undergoes modernization and extension
which significantly increases the city’s capacity and safety for drivers.
2. YOUR STAY IN WROCŁAW

A. Wrocław Organizing Committee of the World Games 2017
On the 23rd of January, 2014 the Wrocław City Council appointed Wrocław Organizing
Committee (WOC) - The World Games 2017 Limited, wholly owned by the Municipalityof Wrocław. This limited company is entrusted with preparing and conducting The
World Games.
Tasks relating to the modernization and construction of the most necessary games’
facilities have been handed over to experienced city companies which will manage
these investments.

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The President of the Wrocław Organizing Committee - The World Games 2017 Limited
is Mr. Piotr Przygoński. In charge of all operational activities is the Chief Operations
Officer Mrs. Hanna Domagała. The WOC’s organizational structure is based on fivedepartments responsible for the preparation and execution of the event as well as its
promotion and commercialization. The Competition Department is the primary contact
for sports federations, WADA and FICS and is linked closely to the Venue Department.
The Games Services and Programs department is in charge of hosting athletes andofficials and preparing accompanying events. Lastly the Department of Marketing andCommunications is in charge of media relations, promotion and marketing as well as
commercial activities.
B. Wrocław - The Meeting Place
Wrocław is located in Central Europe, in the south-western part of Poland, near theborder with the Czech Republic and Germany. By the number of inhabitants it is the
fourth largest city in Poland. Wrocław throughout more than a thousand years ofhistory was at the crossroads of different cultures: Polish, Czech and German. All thisinfluenced Wrocław to becoming a place of tolerance today, open to new ideas andchallenges, famous for its hospitality. The extraordinary history of this city is constantly
enriched by prestigious scientific, cultural and athletic events – for example becoming
the 2016 European Capital of Culture or being a partial host of the UEFA EURO 2012
Tournament.
C. Wrocław - City of Sports
Our rich experience in the organization of large sports events guarantees the
preparation and execution of The World Games 2017 at the highest level. Just in thepast few years Wrocław has hosted many impressive finals of both European andworld competitions in various disciplines, such as:
ACROBATIC and GIMNASTIC SPORTS
Acrobatic Gymnastics World Championships
ARCHERY
Archery World Cup
BASKETBALL
The FIBA Euro Basket
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BOXING
Heavyweight Championship fight for the WBC title: Vitali Klitschko vs. Tomasz Adamek
FOOTBALLUEFA EURO 2012™
TENNISThe Davis Cup men's tennis matches
VOLLEYBALL
Women's European Volleyball and Basketball Championship
The FIVB Volleyball World League
WEIGHTLIFTINGWorld Weightlifting Championships
This year, our residents and guests await The FIVB Volleyball Men's WorldChampionship and in 2015 the European Men's Handball Championship.
D. Basic information about Wrocław - the host of The World Games 2017
Area:
• Wrocław: 293 km2 (Poland’s 4th largest city)• Wrocław Agglomeration: 2,118 km2• Lower Silesia: 19,947 km2
Population:• Wrocław: 640,000 + 150,000 students• Wrocław Agglomeration: approx. 1 million people• Lower Silesia: approx. 3 million people
City rights since year 1214

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E. Games services
Details about services dedicated for players, officials, delegates and invited guests will
be made progressively available throughout the preparation period for the games.
After determining the official competition program, all details about accommodation,
catering, transport and security will be planned and distributed. First concepts
executed this year (also during the first IF Meeting in November) will be regularly
updated. We strive to offer the best solutions for each sport and its disciplines, both in
the context of available facilities and services. Appreciating the rich experience of the
sports federations, we will co-operate with their representatives in many areas inpreparation for The World Games. Extensive experience organizing large events in
Wrocław allows us to implement an effective plan. Acquired know-how and developed
cooperation with partners at international events, including high profile ones such as
UEFA EURO 2012™ or the organization of top diplomatic meetings related to the Polish
Presidency in the European Union, provides a valuable basis for actions in 2017.
General rules of Games Services will be provided according to the IF passport. Moreinformation about Games SERVICES in upcoming bulletins.
F. Accommodation8

Today in Wrocław there are almost 50 categorized hotels with 8,000 beds, with many
more facilities being constructed. Just in 3*-5* hotels there are nearly 3,500 rooms
with more than 6,500 beds to be found. The city’s transport network, extremely
developed in recent years, allows convenient connections, both for individual vehicles
and public transport.
G. Public transport
Wrocław has a well-developed network of municipal and regional public transport
which encompasses: network of municipal transportation (trams and busses),
Wrocław Agglomeration Railway, Lower Silesia Railways and Regional Railways PKP,
local and regional bus connections, taxi transportation and the Wrocław Municipal
Bike (Nextbike) service.
Because most of The World Games 2017 facilities are located in Wrocław, accessbetween the most distant venues throughout the city does not exceed 20-30min bypublic transport.

93. SPORTS PROGRAM
A. List of sports
Please be advised of the following disciplines included in each of the sports chosen forthe official games program.

Official Sport

Discipline

Air Sports

Parachuting - Canopy Piloting
Glider Aerobatics
Paramotoring

Archery

Field Archery - Barebow
Archery - Compound
Field Archery - Recurve

Billiards

Pool (9-Ball)
Carom (3-Cushion)
Snooker

Boules Sport

Lyonnaise
Petanque
Raffa

Bowling

Ten Pin - Single
Ten Pin - Mixed

Canoe

Canoe Polo

Dance Sport

Standard
Latin
Rock'n'Roll
Salsa

Finswimming

Pool

FistballMen

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Floorball

Men

Flying Disc

Ultimate

Gymnastics

Rhythmic
Sports Acrobatics
Sports Aerobics
Trampoline
Tumbling

HandballBeach Handball

Ju-Jitsu

Fighting - Various Weightclasses
Duo
NevazaKarateVarious Weightclasses

Korfball

Mixed Teams

Lacrosse

Team Women

Lifesaving

Pool

Muaythai

Various Weightclasses

Orienteering

SprintMid. Dist.
Sprint Relay

Powerlifting

Various Weightclasses

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Roller Sports

SportsClimbing

Inline-Hockey - Men
Speed Skating - Track
Speed Skating - Road
Artistic
Lead
Speed
Boulder

SquashSingleSumo

Various Weightclasses

Tug of War

Indoor (Women)
Outdoor (Men)

Water Ski &Wakeboard

Classic Waterski
Wakeboard

Moreover, the City of Wrocław has selected the following disciplines for the invitational
sports program and will now conclude agreements with their federations:
1. American football
2. Speedway
3. Kickboxing
4. Rowing (Indoor rowing)12

B. Key Venues
The games will be organized in over 20 venues of which 17 are already existing. All ofthem are easily accessible and have previously hosted international sports events. Allof the arenas will be adequately prepared for the competitions per international
federations’ specifications. In this bulletin we are showcasing our most recognizable
sports venues. More information in upcoming bulletins.
Wrocław Stadium

Millions of fans around the world watching the Final Tournament of the European
Football Championship UEFA EURO 2012™ could see the brand new 43,000-seat
Wrocław Stadium. With today’s highest standards and top technical solutions, it will bea beautiful venue for The World Games 2017 ceremonies.
Centennial Hall

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Players of team sports and gymnasts speak very positively about the organization of
events at the UNESCO World Heritage Site. This recently completely renovated,
42-meter high arena accommodating nearly 7,000 spectators is truly a multi-use gem.
Orbita Hall

Wrocław’s sports hall "Orbita”, built in 1997, is the second largest hall in Wrocław,
designed to organize: concerts, arts events and competitions (tournaments andmatches) of international importance in many sports, focusing even 5000 audience
fairs, exhibitions, congresses and symposia. Orbita Hall is actually two halls: a large hallaccommodating an audience of nearly three thousand and a small hall with focus on
the rink, pitch or side room companion.
Orbita Swimming Pool

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Orbita Swimming Pool (outdoor) - two Olympic-sized swimming pools: one, theaverage depth of 3.5 m, the second, average depth of 1.2 m, with a water slide forchildren (length 63 meters) and a children's pool with an area of 600 m2. Before The
World Games 2017 the swimming pool will be rebuilt and covered.
Wrocław Congress Centre

Wrocław Congress Centre (WCK) has two large conference rooms - auditorium andmultipurpose - each able to accommodate about 1,000 individuals. Each includes
a foyer space - ideal for coffee breaks, poster sessions, or as an exhibition space - easy
to arrange according to customer needs. Additionally, it features four smaller meetingrooms on the bottom floor as well as small meeting rooms for 20 people and an
exclusive VIP space. At the ground floor are as well a restaurant and a bistro -bar witha view of the Multimedia Fountain and historic Pergola and Szczytnicki Park. WCK is
prepared to organize both small and large meetings - up to 3,000 participants.
Organizers have access to professionally equipped, ideal surfaces of all sizes, not only
as a conference but also as break out rooms, rooms for special guests, temporary
offices and service workplaces.

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National Forum of Music

The National Forum of Music is one of the most prestigious concert halls in Europe.
The vicinity of the National Forum of Music offers accommodation at numerous hotels
and gourmet menus at a variety of restaurants. The NFM will consist of 4 halls withstate of the art acoustic conditions. Halls are adjustable for all kinds of events,
including orchestral rehearsals, concerts of all kinds of music, various meetings,
conferences, congresses and movie shows. All the basic function of NFM are accessible
to visitors, including the disabled on wheelchairs. The total surfaces of NFM is 48,200
m2 and can seat ca. 1800 people.
WKS Śląsk Wrocław Stadium

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The Śląsk Wrocław Stadium is where football fans from Wrocław were first brought up,
it was a witness of many historical successes and failures of the Wrocław team. Today
it is mainly a practice facility. The stadium has 4 sets of bleachers (one including a roof)
with the total capacity of 8,346 seats.
Szymanów Airport

Szymanów Airport is home to the Wrocław sports Aeroclub, located in Szymanów
11 km from the city centre. The landing area has two grass runways: in the direction
14/32 with dimensions of 770 m x150 m and in the direction 12/30 with dimensionsof 630 m x100 m.
Millenium Park

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The Millenium Park is an urban park located in the western part of the city. It is locatedon the left (west) bank of the river Ślęza, which simultaneously creates its easternborder. Millenium Park is an area of approximately 90 hectares.
Szczytnicki Park

Szczytnicki Park is one of the oldest municipal parks in Europe. It holds
a historical complex of Centennial Hall, historical Pergola, Wrocław Multimedia
Fountain, Regional centre for Business Tourism, as well as a Japanese Garden, St. John
Nepomucen’s Church, the Four-Dome Pavilion and Planetarium. The 100 hectare spaceholds about 320 tree and shrub species, which secure the Park’s 4th rank in Europe
with regards to its natural values. It is a favorite recreational site of Wrocław residents.
University Of Physical Education and The Olympic Stadium

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venues such as open-air playing fields and indoor sports halls. With its nice green andhistorical setting it is a popular sports venue.
Marsowe Fields Academy of Physical Education

Research-Teaching Pavilion P5, seven grass pitches (two of 105 x 70m),
one with dimensions of 60 x 90m) and four mini-pitches of 50 x 30m.

AWF Martial Arts & Multifunctional HallThe University of Physical Education Multifunctional Hall is a hall for team games.
It has a surface of 1800 m2 (44,10 m x 40,50 m) with a full-size court for handball,basketball, volleyball, indoor football and with bleachers for 800 people. The Martial
Arts Hall has a surface of 1100 m2 (42 m x 26 m) with full-size mats. The area has
a capacity of 300 spectators.

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The Olympic Stadium

The Olympic Stadium is a multifunctional stadium built in 1926-1928. In 1930 it hosted
The III German Games, a crucial stage of the preparations of German representation
for the Olympics in Los Angeles. It is a central element of the sport complex situated in
the Zalesie area of Wrocław. It is currently mainly used for speedway racing and serves
as the home stadium for both Sparta Wrocław and the Wrocław Panthers an American football team (ex. Devils Wrocław and Giants Wrocław).
C. Infrastructure development for The World Games 2017
The World Games 2017 is an excellent opportunity to improve sport facilities which
will serve our inhabitants for years to come and provide opportunity to organize evenmore high level sporting events. The biggest investments include the constructionof an Olympic-size indoor swimming pool. It will be constructed in the Orbita Hall
outdoor pool complex. The architectural concept has already been prepared andpreparations to start construction at the end of this year are well under way. Its
opening is planned for mid 2016. With equally great commitment the Olympic Stadium
will be renovated as well. After changes to its seating geometry it will be able to hold
15,000 spectators. In the west of Wrocław, part of the Millenium Park, a new sports
complex will be developed with venues for both boule and beach sports. Its highlightwill be the speed roller skating track which will be complimented by a track for roadskating.

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4. PROMOTION AND INFORMATION

Promotion of TWG 2017 in Poland is directed at a variety of audiences, but especiallyat young people. A competition was created to design the Games’ mascot. Eachmonth, until December this year, fans can vote for one of several design projects.
Competition submissions are made by kids of age 9-19 in various technique on paper
or in the form of a graphic file. For the winners attractive prizes are foreseen. Threeteams - the authors of the best works - will be rewarded with unique sports andtourism packages. The contest is provided at Municipality’s official website
www.wroclaw.pl. Also, during special ceremonies organized in schools andkindergartens the IWGA flag was presented, which Wrocław received during theclosing ceremony of The World Games in Cali. During these ceremonies students,
parents, community members and invited guests learn about TWG disciplines andabout Wrocław’s preparations for TWG 2017. Media present at these kind of events
spreads the news about current preparations and initiatives. TWG 2017 is also visible
at many of the city’s sports, cultural, tourist and health events.

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Where Have We Been
Among many local, national and international events, we were present at:• 05-09.03.: Internationale Tourismus-Börse ITB, Berlin, Germany• 06.03.-08.03.: Sports Marketing Days, Warsaw, Poland• 10.03-16.03.: MIPIM - International Property & Investment Trade Fair, Cannes,
France• 07.03-11.03.: SportAccord Convention, Belek, Turkey• July/August: The 2014 Commonwealth Games (observing program)• 22.07 – 02.08.2014: 17th FAI World Glider Aerobatic Championships, Torun, Poland(observing program)• 18-20.07.2014 and 1-3.08.2014: Polish beach Handball Tour, Warszawa, Gdansk,
Poland (cooperation and observing program)•06-10.08.2014: Archery World Cup Stage, Wrocław, Poland (cooperation andobserving program)
Upcoming sports events connected to TWG 2017
• 21-27.09.2014 - European Muaythai Championships, Kraków, Poland (observing
program)• 28-30.11.2014 – Jujitsu World Championships – Paris, France (observing program)
Website and social media
Our main website is currently under construction. Please follow the domain:
www.theworldgames2017.com
Launch of our webpage: October 2014.
We also share our ideas, exchange information and describe actually activities with
Facebook fans. See our fanpage:https://www.facebook.com/The.World.Games.2017.Wroclaw where we’ve +11 000

22friends and this is only the beginning. This fall we will also start to integrate our social
activities among Facebook, Twitter, Google +, You Tube.
TV PRODUCTION
TV Production and Host Broadcaster and media centers are issues that are being
negotiated at this point. More info about TV and media facilities in bulletin # 2.
TWG 2017 EXTRA

In each of these bulletins we will showcase interesting facts about Wrocław.
At first, we would like to draw your attention to our Rynek - the Market Square – theheart of Wrocław. This is our residents’ and tourists’ favorite spot. Being oneof Europe’s largest medieval market squares, it has Poland’s largest town hall. It isvisited by plenty of people every day of the year. In its vicinity there are over 700
restaurants, clubs, bars and discos to be found. This is also a top venue for great
cultural events gathering thousands of people such as at the renowned New Year’s Eve
party. Rynek guarantees emotions during great sports events. Thirty thousand fanswatched their favorite rivalries during the UEFA EURO 2012™ Final Tournament
matches. The great multicultural atmosphere in the official Fan Zone located here,is still a vivid memory for many residents and guests. Enjoy Wrocław’s Rynek day andnight, it is always ready to marvel you!
* If you are still learning to pronounce WROCŁAW – just say it with your heart:
WrocLOVE 
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5. CULTURE AND TOURISM
Icons of Wrocław
Wrocław is one of the oldest cities in Poland, fourth biggest at present, offeringa variety of great ways to spend time. However, there are a number of venues webelieve stand out and strongly recommend you see. Don't leave the city without
visiting the icons of Wrocław.
The Cathedral Island

The oldest part of Wrocław, Cathedral Island is surrounded by the waters of the Odra
River. A former stronghold, Ostrów Tumski, is full of history and inspiring architecturalmonuments. Its gothic buildings overlook the city giving a sense of its rich history. The
Island is the oldest part of the city, although it has been the foundation of thecontemporary city.

24Market Square

Whether for business, tourism, shopping or a splendid meal, the Market Square isa vibrant centre of city life that offers something for everyone. Set among charming,colorful buildings, the historic centre of the city is a must see in Wrocław. During the
day the Market Square is crowded with tourists and office workers, but at night it
becomes the most vibrant entertainment hotspot in the city. Full of colorful
restaurants, clubs and cafes the Market Square barely goes to sleep at all.
The Quarter of Four Denominations

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The Quarter of Four Denominations, also known as the Four Temples Neighborhood or
the Site of Mutual Respect is a unique place where Catholics, Protestants, Jews andOrthodox Christians coexist and cooperate smoothly. It was an inspiration to createa "four temples cultural path." Actions connected with the idea of cultural trail are
aimed at restoration of cultural values historically cultivated in this quarter and atshowing the present day Wrocław multiculturalism and openness.
Panorama Racławicka

Panorama Racławicka was painted at the end of the 19th century to commemorate the100th anniversary of the Kościuszko Uprising on the initiative of Jan Styka. The painterswere Wojciech Kossak, Jan Styka, Zygmunt Rozwadowski, Teodor Axentowicz andWłodzimierz Tetmajer. Between 1894 and 1944 the Panorama was exhibited ina rotunda built especially for this purpose in Lviv. In 1944 it was rolled up and hidden in
Bernardine Convent in Lviv. In 1946 it was transported from the USSR to Wrocław.
After its arrival in Poland, Polish authorities decided not to exhibit the complete
panorama, only occasionally revealing parts of the work. However, in the 1960s therotunda in Wrocław was built and in the 1980s it was decided that the complete
panorama would be exhibited.
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Tourist Information Centre
Opening hours: Monday – Sunday: 9:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Rynek 14, 50-101 Wrocław, tel. + 48 71 3443 111
e-mail: info@itwroclaw.pl, http://www.wroclaw-info.plRędziński Bridge. The bridge is the longest cable-stayed bridge with one pylon in
Poland.

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6. PREVIEW
A. Invitation
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Knowing how important it is to be working with you - our key partners over the next
three years, we want to provide clear and effective communication channels. Given
the large number of stakeholders involved, we count on your collaboration andunderstanding. We assure you that no question will be left unanswered. We are open
to your suggestions and comments. Already today we look forward to productive
cooperation in the organization of the 10th anniversary edition of The World Games!
If there is anything we can improve please let me know.
-

Hanna Domagała, Chief Operations officer

B. Next bulletin
The next bulletin is scheduled for January 2015, after the Competitions Manager
Meeting which will be held on November, 21st-22nd. The bulletin will contain similar
information to this publication with further details on a number of topics.

Find us also on Facebook:www.facebook.com/The.World.Games.2017.Wrocławor Twitter Channel:@twg2017
Our temporary webpage:www.wroclaw.pl/the-world-games-2017

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APPENDIX 1
Citizens of the following countries are not required to be in possession of a visa whenentering Poland for less than 90 days:

Albania (only for holders ofbiometric passports)
Argentina

AndorraAntigua Barbuda

Australia

Austria

BahamasBosnia and Herzegovina (onlyfor holders of biometricpassports)
Bulgaria

Barbados

BelgiumBrazilBrunei

CanadaChile

Costa Rica

Croatia

CyprusCzech Republic

Denmark

El Salvador

Estonia

FinlandFranceGermany

GuatemalaIceland

GreeceHong Kong (Special
Administrative Region)
Ireland

Italy

Japan

LatviaLiechtenstein
Macao (Special Administrative
Region)Malta
Moldova (only for holders ofbiometric passports)
Netherlands

Lithuania
Macedonia (only for holders ofbiometric passports)
Mauritius

Luxembourg

New Zealand

MexicoMontenegro (only for holdersof biometric passports)
Nicaragua

NorwayPanamaParaguay

Portugal

Romania
Serbia (only for holders ofbiometric passports)

Saint Kitts and Nevis

Singapore

Slovakia

Slovenia

South Korea

Spain
Taiwan (for holders ofpassports which include an ID
number)Uruguay

SwedenHonduras

San Marino

Switzerland
United States of America

MonacoHungary
IsraelMalaysia

Seychelles

United Kingdom
Vatican (Holy See)
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APPENDIX 2
TWG 2017 Contacts List
Piotr Przygoński

President

piotr.przygonski@theworldgames2017.com

Michał Bobowiec

Vice President

michal.bobowiec@theworldgames2017.com

Małgorzata
Finance & Administrations Director
Mielnik- Jakubiszyn

malgorzata.jakubiszyn@theworldgames2017.com

Hanna Domagała

Operations Director

hanna.domagala@theworldgames2017.com

Grzegorz Kosturek

Venue Coordinatorgrzegorz.kosturek@theworldgames2017.com

Grzegorz PyzałkaSports Manager

grzegorz.pyzalka@theworldgames2017.com

Magdalena
Mendakiewicz

Communications & Marketing
Managermagdalena.mendakiewicz@theworldgames2017.com

Marta Gałązka

Administration Specialist

marta.galazka@theworldgames2017.com

Bartosz Kołcz

Public Procurement Coordinator

bartosz.kolcz@theworldgames2017.com

Aleksandra
Olszanowska

Project Assistantaleksandra.olszanowska@theworldgames2017.com

Alicja Nowicka

Competitions Coordinator

alicja.nowicka@theworldgames2017.com

Communications Coordinatorpatrycja.wojciechowska@theworldgames2017.com

Marketing Coordinatorpatrycja.musial@theworldgames2017.com

Beata Pierre

Games Services & Programs
Coordinatorbeata.pierre@theworldgames2017.com

Dominika Kulig

Controlling Senior Specialist

dominika.kulig@theworldgames2017.com

Piotr ŁójNew Media Coordinatorpiotr.loj@theworldgames2017.com

Patrycja
Wojciechowska
Patrycja SzczerbaMusiał

Wrocław Organizing Committee - The World Games 2017 Limited
Rynek 13, 50-101 Wrocław
Phone number: +48 71 777 94 45
Fax number: +48 71 777 94 50
biuro@theworldgames2017.com
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