One Saturday per month is, by custom, considered a working Saturday, but there is no consistency among institutions or exact observance as such. Poland operates in the same time zone as continental Western Europe. International carriers fly to Poland many times per day from all over the world, and the Polish Airline LOT has direct flights to Warsaw from Chicago, New York, and Newark. Delta, American, Northwestern and United are the only U.S. carriers in Poland at this time. Transportation within Poland is convenient.
Flights go between major cities and trains go everywhere and are quite efficient.
Rental cars are abundant, but due to significantly increased traffic over the past few years and a highway system that has not kept up, driving between Polish cities, especially at night, can be quite dangerous. First-class business hotels are available in most major Polish cities, and many are located in the heart of business districts. Some major Western hotels offer air-conditioned rooms and direct dial telephone capability from rooms. Many hotels offer a business center with computers, business assistance services, and fax capability. Almost all business hotels take major credit cards.