EURO 2012

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The principle that underpins the Inclusive Zone idea is a simple one – the creation of hundreds of public use buildings and spaces that are designated as being open, accessible and welcoming to people regardless … Tour will visit about 100 cities and towns across Poland. The Mobile Fan Zones will contribute to a festive atmosphere through public viewing of the games, community events and educational activities with the expected direct participation of around 200,000 people. These events are …

…” list in a well known and prestigeous American Tourism Publication “Easy Escapes”.… More

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…. From the hotel windows our guests can admire panoramic views of the Baltic Sea, Old Town and neighborhoods of …within the ancient walls of Gdansk’s old town with views of the historic architecture.… More

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… close to the city centre of Gdansk, with good public transport links into the city and good road access …

…Aviation Office took a very important decision from the point of view of smoothness and efficiency of air traffic during the Euro … such as the way to a stadium, rules of using public transport or tourist attractions in the city and region. At…to provide information about, inter alia, the tournament itself, intercity public transport and tourist attractions of the city and region. …2012 company. About 3000 volunteers will be working in the public space of cities, this is outside airports, on train …

… such a need, but we have no interest in it and we treat it as a reserve solution. From our point of view it would be best if this match was held at the National Stadium, but Wroclaw is ready to organize the match as …”Due to cold weather, we would have to think about heating the facility and submitting to relevant bodies an application for organizing public events” – said the spokesman.

At the Wroclaw stadium, which can accommodate about 42 thousand spectators, there were already three major …

Information agency “Tavria News”  conducted a public opinion poll during 90 days by voting online. The main questing was “Do we really need EURO 2012 in Ukraine?

Poll results clearly demonstrate the relationship of… made out of such data? Ukrainians still do not really want EURO 2012. The poll was cunducted among a small group of people so it cannot be viewed as fully objective. It may only show some tendencies. But however I personally as a EURO 2012 fan a bit upset with such an outcome. I …

…our organisational and economic as well as our sporting success at the tournament.”

Andreas Schär, head of government relations and public services at UEFA Events SA, was also present and sounded a similary positive note. “Five hundred days before … will be a great football fiesta for Poland and Europe.”

Andrzej Kraśnicki, the Polish Olympic Committee president, reiterated the view that the EURO finals represent a major opportunity far beyond the co-host nation’s stadiums in Gdansk, Poznan,…