about sportbiz summit
The Polish edition of SPORTBIZ is called Summit not only because it sounds good, but it is really meant to be a summit and finale of all the work we have done over the past year. This is an international event where we will take a close look at the development of the sports business in Central and Eastern Europe. We won’t completely break with the past, our more than 20 years of experience and traditions, but we will try to create something completely fresh for you, something that hasn’t been seen on the Polish sports events market before.
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With the launch of the SPORTBIZ Network and our overseas expansion of horizons, the program will be even more international than before, and there will be an opportunity to listen to and talk with many global experts in the sports industry on the 5 stages of the SPORTBIZ Summit. Check out the details of the entire two-day program and all the topics we will cover in early April in Warsaw!
Day 1: Main Stage
09:00 – 10:00
Registration and networking
10:00 – 10:10
Official opening
10:10 – 10:40
The role of smaller clubs in the football ecosystem – how to bridge the gap in the sports business?
The big European soccer clubs dominate the scene in terms of broadcast rights, transfer fees, revenues and the impact they have on the entire ecosystem. But what about the clubs outside the mainstream? How can they stand up to their larger rivals?
10:40 – 11:05
The impact of the war on the reality of the local sports environment
The tragedy that has befallen and is befalling Ukraine every day seems to have no imminent end. Is it possible for professional and amateur sports to function under such conditions? This is not an easy task, as will be highlighted during this lecture.
11:05 – 11:25
How can the biggest players support the sustainability of soccer?
Leveling the playing field needs to start at the grassroots, but without support from the top, soccer will never reach equilibrium, and soccer’s giants will only continue to distance themselves from smaller teams in every way. We will answer how important is the role of the biggest in building a new, more equal and fairer landscape of European soccer.
11:25 – 11:55
Coffee break
12:00 – 12:45
Panel discussion: the next 5 years of soccer in Central and Eastern Europe – where are we heading?
Europa Środkowo-Wschodnia jest regionem o wspaniałej historii sportowej i potencjale rozwojowym, ale wciąż nie ma porównania do klubów i lig Europy Zachodniej. Jak najlepiej wykorzystać ten potencjał i przekształcić region Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej w piłkarskie salony?
12:45 – 13:15
How do you effectively leverage the sporting success of your brand ambassador?
An athlete that your brand is associated with has been very successful? This is already the first step to increasing your company’s popularity, but the most important thing is what you do next with this achievement. We will show you how to effectively commercialize and capitalize on your brand ambassador’s success.
13:15 – 14:30
Lunch break
14:30 – 15:00
The responsibility that comes with being a sports icon.
Being a sports star is not only about training, success and victories, but also about immense popularity, which comes with great responsibility and being a role model for many of the world’s sports audiences. You will learn about the challenges faced by sports legends firsthand at this lecture.
15:00 – 15:45
Case study: Jak z klasowego sportowca i jego sponsora stworzyć idealny zespół?
Building a good relationship between an athlete and his sponsor is crucial on the road to marketing success. Using the example of a successful partnership, we will show you how to take care of favorable cooperation conditions for both parties and reap the benefits of a business partnership.
How do you grow a sports brand through partnerships with streaming platforms and behind-the-scenes content?
More and more sports organizations and even entire disciplines are choosing to show the workings of their competitions and operations from behind the scenes. Fans, looking behind the scenes, feel more connected to the organization and are more likely to follow its activities. We will answer how to effectively create your image in TV series and film productions.
Coffee break
Internationalization of a sports brand – how to globally promote a sports organization?
We will present strategies for promoting a sports organization on a global scale, as well as effective methods for using marketing, international partnerships and adapting to different cultures to build global reach and impact. Going beyond your local market isn’t easy, but we’ll show that it’s possible with the best example.
What does it mean for a national sport to host a major sports tournament?
Hosting a major tournament keeps the entire sports world focused on the organizing country at any given time. This is a big opportunity that local sports should know how to take advantage of when the opportunity arises. We will decide whether a major tournament is more of a blessing or an affliction for domestic sports.
Day 2: Broadcasting and Media
09:00 – 10:00
Registration and networking
10:00 – 10:15
Welcoming
Traditional sports media – how are sports newspapers and magazines actually doing?
Traditional media do not have it easy in a digitized world where everyone has access to a smartphone and the Internet. What ways do print media have to stay afloat? Or are they doing better than we might think?
How to commercialize acquired television rights?
Wygrany przetarg o prawa telewizyjne to dopiero początek drogi, jaką musi przebyć telewizja, aby osiągnąć sukces związany z transmisją wydarzeń sportowych. Dużym wyzwaniem jest skuteczna komercjalizacja nabytych praw, która wiąże się ze sprzedażą czasu reklamowego przy transmisjach. Jak mu podołać i uatrakcyjnić swoją ofertę?
How to estimate the profitability of TV rights?
An evaluation of the potential returns from an investment in television rights must take into account the anticipated audience, advertising potential, subscription fees or the cost of the production itself. Find out if the offer the organization or sports federation is making is fair and worth the price!
Panel discussion: How can media and sports organizations shape a professional sports product?
Experts in media, sports marketing and management will discuss collaborative strategies, the use of broadcasting, streaming and online communities in building an outstanding setting for compelling sports events. Analyzing audience impact and revenue generation will be a key topic of debate.
Coffee break
How to plan an effective sports media promotion campaign?
Przedstawimy kluczowe strategie planowania efektywnej kampanii promującej media sportowe. Opowiemy też, jak precyzyjnie wybrać narzędzia marketingowe, targetować grupy odbiorców i tworzyć angażujące treści, aby zwiększyć zasięg i zaangażowanie wśród fanów sportu oraz osiągnąć sukces w dzisiejszym konkurencyjnym środowisku mediów.
Working with video content in real time
Communication based on real-time video content is an interesting trend that is a very effective way to engage and interact with audiences. We will cover how to create, edit and deliver dynamic video content on social media and streaming platforms.
Still a sports journalist or already an influencer – how sports media marketing is changing
The journalist who is inactive on Twitter is practically an extinct species. In the age of social media, there has been an evolution in the role of the sports journalist. We will analyze the changes in the approach to communication, shaping the personal brand, building trust and influencing the audience.
Panel discussion: How to promote broadcasts of sports games to get fans’ attention?
Podczas panelu, omówimy twórcze podejścia do komunikacji, wykorzystanie mediów społecznościowych, emocjonalne zaangażowanie oraz innowacyjne narzędzia, które budują napięcie przed transmisją i zachęcają do aktywnego udziału, tworząc wyjątkowe doświadczenie dla widzów.
Lunch break
Media tracking – how does getting to know your audience accurately help you understand their needs and deliver a better product?
Omówimy sprawdzone metody zbierania i analizy danych, pozwalające na głębsze poznanie preferencji i potrzeb widowni. Ekspert w dziedzinie opowie, jak te informacje napędzają tworzenie lepszych produktów mediowych, zwiększają zaangażowanie i budują trwałe relacje z odbiorcami.
VAR, hawkeye, challenge – the impact of video replay on sports
Video replays in various forms have already become a permanent part of the landscape of many completely different sports. Despite initial doubts, today it is difficult to imagine some sports without the support of this technology. But can it be assessed unequivocally positively?
Choice of camera and commentary, access to statistics and chat – how does the viewer become an important part of the media message?
No fans, no sport? The saying, which sounds a bit wishful and pathetic, seems to have a grain of truth in it. The spectator, through social media and new solutions, has become an important part of sports events. How did this happen and how to benefit from fans’ active participation in sports?
Panel discussion: the future of sports event broadcasting
It seems that the next stages in the development of sports event broadcasting are just ahead. We will answer the question of what awaits sports consumers in the next few years, as OTT is just the beginning.
Day 2: Clubs and Fan Engagement
09:00 – 10:00
Registration and networking
10:00 – 10:15
Welcoming
How important is creating unique video content in the process of engaging a fan?
Creating compelling video content, podcasts, articles and other formats tailored to the needs and interests of fans is a growing practice for sports organizations, but also for the media. How do you creatively stand out and capture the attention of your audience?
How to build an emotional connection with fans, using behind-the-scenes videos, series, interviews and player stories.
Research and social media trends show that fans want to be closer and closer to their favorite athletes. Behind-the-scenes footage is often more popular than the matches themselves. The right strategy for using such material can help build a priceless bond between the fan and the club.
Loyalty programs, special offers and rewards – if and how to implement a loyalty policy in a club or sports federation?
An important element in activities focused on fan engagement is valuing fan loyalty. Is it profitable to implement a consistent and planned loyalty policy in a sports organization? How to make such a policy work? You will hear the answers to these questions and more during this presentation.
Panel discussion: are clubs in Central and Eastern Europe paying enough attention to engaging their fans? What could be done better?
It’s not easy to win fans over to local sports when, in an era of globalization, you can become an active supporter of any top team in the world without much difficulty. However, there are ways to achieve this, such as a conscious policy of engaging your fans, building their attachment to the local team, and providing them with unique content.
Coffee break
Social responsibility of sports and upcycling of fan gadgets, or ecological fan engagement
Social responsibility policies are a major part of strategy in sports organizations. Upcycling with ingenuity takes outdated gadgets and puts them back into circulation. We’ll talk about alternative ways to help the planet while enhancing your image and connecting with fans.
How do you maximize ticket sales by engaging fans and ensuring regular communication?
Ticketing experts will share methods for building emotional connections, creating compelling offers and using marketing tools to sell tickets. Learn how to maintain continuous interaction with fans, generating greater interest and loyalty, and thus maximizing match day revenues.
Modern merchandising strategy in a sports club
Merchandising in the new edition is based on creating attractive products, using e-commerce and personalization. Key elements of building a strong brand, generating revenue and inducing greater fan engagement through modern merchandising activities will be presented.
Panel discussion: How to build a positive image of a sports organization?
Well, a one-size-fits-all answer probably won’t be found, but we promise lots of practical and good advice on building a favorable brand image, which naturally brings with it a host of other benefits for your organizations.
Lunch break
Case study: Success story of a Polish sports club
Using a specific example of a Polish sports club, we will show how to combine all the elements and areas that make up the creation of a healthy, thriving and successful sports organization.
Case study: Success story of a foreign sports club
During this presentation, we will have the opportunity to compare the methods and ways of top sports clubs in Europe, using one of them as an example. Do we all face similar challenges?
Case study: Success story of a foreign sports club
How do you change the image of a sports club that has been on the sports scene for years? During this case study we will show that it is possible and it is never too late to make a good change for your organization.
Panel discussion: How to build an international club brand based on success in European cups?
In the Central and Eastern European region, one of the best ways to stand out from the crowd and showcase your game to fans across the continent is through success in European cups. Building a club’s brand on the international stage is also about making good use of such success.
Day 2: Brands and Sponsors
09:00 – 10:00
Registration and networking
10:00 – 10:15
Welcoming
New forms of activation and sponsor engagement available due to advances in technology
Developments in technology are opening up new opportunities for sports organizations, enabling them to activate and engage sponsors through interactive experiences, virtual events and personalized content that elicit fan excitement and loyalty through the use of advanced data analytics and artificial intelligence tools.
What measures should the club take to attract foreign sponsors?
To attract foreign sponsors, a club should focus on building an international brand by implementing marketing and promotional strategies that reach a wide global audience. You’ll learn firsthand about how to do this from someone who has already succeeded.
Creative use of sports sponsorship to enhance the sponsor’s brand
The creative, and sometimes even controversial, use of sports sponsorship allows companies to build a strong brand identity by creating personalized and engaged interactions with fans. Working with athletes and sports teams enables the creation of authentic narratives that reinforce positive brand associations and build customer loyalty.
Panel discussion: What elements should a well-prepared sponsorship offer include in 2024?
In 2024, a well-crafted sponsorship offer should include innovative activation opportunities such as virtual experiences, interactive campaigns and advanced data analytics that will enable brands to achieve deeper engagement with fans and more effectively achieve business goals. If you want a well-constructed sponsorship offer, this is a must-have!
Coffee break
Successful commercialization of sponsorship rights in foreign markets
Choosing the right country, league and club for an overseas sponsorship requires an in-depth analysis of the market, fan preferences and growth potential. Understanding local sports trends, cultural values and media access is crucial. Without this, it will be difficult to succeed. In this lecture, you will hear how to seek sponsorship overseas.
Expansion – where to start when entering a foreign sports market as a sponsor?
When starting to expand as a sponsor into a foreign sports market, it is crucial to study it thoroughly in order to tailor your offering to the unique needs of fans and the sports organization. We will talk about ways to effectively build trust and strengthen your presence on the international stage.
Does sponsoring a foreign sports project help build a brand in the local market?
You will hear and see the advantages, challenges and strategies for successfully leveraging sponsorship of foreign projects. Skillfully selecting projects that support targeted messages and values, creating a positive impact on the local market and increasing brand recognition is an essential task when building a brand in your country.
Panel discussion: international sports cooperation – pros and cons of going beyond the home market
We will highlight the positive aspects of expansion, such as increased global visibility, access to new markets and diversification of revenue streams. At the same time, it is important to discuss potential challenges, such as cultural, logistical and financial differences, which require proper planning and management to succeed.
Lunch break
What challenges do motorsports sponsors face?
Motorsports sponsors face unique challenges related to high costs, a competitive market and changing regulations. However, involvement in this dynamic sport also offers opportunities for global exposure, unique fan interactions and the chance to create exciting marketing campaigns.
Cooperation with an event, athlete or sports organization – how to implement an effective sponsorship project?
Motorsports sponsors face unique challenges related to high costs, a competitive market and changing regulations. However, involvement in this dynamic sport also offers opportunities for global exposure, unique fan interactions and the chance to create exciting marketing campaigns.
Can sports event sponsorship be an effective brand vehicle?
We will review the advantages, challenges and strategies for measuring ROI. You’ll learn how to create consistent narratives, engage audiences, and build long-term relationships by leveraging the potential of promotion at sporting events.
Panel discussion: Details, challenges, similarities, differences, risks and benefits – how does sponsorship differ depending on the sport being sponsored?
An important task for a sponsor is to tailor the strategy to the unique characteristics of each sport. Highlighting similarities and differences will help understand the diversity of markets, and discussing risks and benefits will help develop personalized and effective campaigns for different sports.
Day 2: Events and Sports Tourism
09:00 – 10:00
Registration and networking
10:00 – 10:15
Welcoming
Where – how to choose a city and a specific facility for a particular sports event?
Selecting a city and venue for a sporting event requires an analysis of criteria such as accessibility, venue capacity, infrastructure, logistics and tourist appeal to ensure optimal conditions for both participants and fans. With consideration of local support and media potential, apt choices can attract more interest, generating greater success for both organizers and participants.
When – how to choose a date so that supporters and attendees of the event can fit it into their busy schedules?
When choosing an event date, it is crucial to avoid clashes with other major sports or cultural events to allow fans and participants to freely participate and support the event. Performing a time preference analysis, taking into account the seasonality of the sport in question and aligning the date with periods free from other competing events are key factors to maximize attendance and event success.
How – what to pay special attention to when you start preparing for an event?
When starting to prepare for an event, special attention should be paid to properly establishing goals, budget and schedule to ensure consistent planning and effective project management. Assembling the right team and working closely with key stakeholders will ensure comprehensive organization, minimizing potential problems and contributing to the success of the event.
11:15 – 12:15
Panel discussion: elements needed to organize a successful sports event
Taking into account all the major issues discussed, i.e. “where”, “when” and “how”, experts in event management and organization will reveal the ways and elements that necessarily need to be put in place in order for your event to achieve all the set goals.
12:15 – 12:45
Coffee break
Socially responsible sports facility – case study
In the 21st century, considerable attention is being paid to the social function, not only of companies and organizations, but also of facilities. Using one such example, we will show that a facility can, and even should, pay attention to the issue of social responsibility.
Modernization of sports facility for the 21st century step by step
It is not always possible to build a new facility from scratch that meets all the necessary standards and norms. Instead, most sports clubs and organizations rely on renovation and modernization of their current facilities, and in this lecture you will learn where to start and where to finish, step by step.
Aquapark, bike paths or skatepark – how to plan the development of sports infrastructure for residents?
We will discuss the process of designing and implementing facilities such as aquaparks, bike paths and skateparks, taking into account financial, logistical and social aspects. Learn the key steps in creating sports spaces that inspire physical activity and improve the quality of life for residents.
13:45 – 14:30
Panel discussion: Attractive sports center offer – how to find the golden mean between professional and amateur sports?
Sports centers face the challenge of balancing attractive offerings, taking into account the needs of both professional and amateur athletes. We will analyze strategies for adapting infrastructure, programs and services, creating a space conducive to developing talent and promoting healthy lifestyles for different user groups.
Lunch break
Sports at the center of tourism promotion strategy in the region
We will focus on the role of sports in creating effective strategies for tourism promotion of the region. We will answer how to use sports events, sports attractions and infrastructure to attract tourists, as well as set strategies to build the image of the region as a sports destination, generating economic growth and cultural exchange.
Professional amateur – a new target group in the sports tourism market
The talk analyzes the phenomenon of “professional amateurs” as a new target group in sports tourism. We will discuss how to customize a tourism offer combining the challenges of sports and the pleasure of travel. Learn strategies for attracting enthusiasts by offering them unforgettable sports and cultural experiences in a variety of settings.
Winter to the sea, summer to the mountains – how to deal with seasonality in the sports tourism industry?
Resort owners have to deal with seasonality in sports tourism, similar to those working in other industries. We will point out innovative approaches to sustainable use of the seasons, promoting a variety of attractions and activities. Learn methods for creating attractive year-round offerings, attracting tourists in both winter and summer.
Panel discussion: How to get the most out of sports tourists – financially, environmentally and culturally?
We will discuss strategies for utilizing sports tourists that generate financial benefits while respecting the region’s natural and cultural environment by implementing sustainable solutions. By promoting responsible sports tourism, harmony can be achieved between generating profits and protecting unique natural and cultural attractions, creating a positive and long-term impact on the region’s community and heritage.
Why you should take part?
Warsaw is the dynamic and historic capital of Poland, famous for its rich culture, historical monuments and green spaces. It is the heart of the country, combining tradition with modernity, attracting tourists from all over the world. On the occasion of SPORTBIZ Summit, it is worth visiting the most important points on its map!
A historic part of Warsaw that was rebuilt after being destroyed during World War II. It features historic townhouses, churches and Castle Square with the Royal Castle. It is one of the most beautiful places in the city and has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
A distinctive skyscraper in the center of the city, which was donated by the Soviet Union to Poland in 1955. It was long the tallest building in Poland (overtaken by Varso Tower), but it is still one of the most recognizable landmarks in Warsaw.
One of the most important museums in Poland, dedicated to the events of the Warsaw Uprising, which took place during World War II. The museum contains many valuable artifacts and interactive exhibits, showing the heroism and suffering of the city’s residents.
It is a vast park, which is one of the most beautiful and well-known recreational places in Warsaw. It houses the Palace on the Island and the Mausoleum of John III Sobieski. The park attracts both locals and tourists who enjoy strolling through its picturesque alleys and admiring its many monuments.
tickets
1 Day Standard
800PLN / 175EUR
560PLN
netto
/125EUR
Only until the end of October!
- Participation in the selected day of the conference
- Access to SPORTBIZ Club
- Access to recordings and conference materials
- Catering (coffee breaks and lunch)
- Certificate of participation
- SPORTBIZ starter package
2 Days Standard
1200PLN / 270EUR
840PLN
netto
/190EUR
Only until the end of October!
- Participation in both days of the conference
- Access to SPORTBIZ Club
- Access to recordings and conference materials
- Catering (coffee breaks and lunch)
- Certificate of participation
- SPORTBIZ starter package
VIP
2000PLN / 450EUR
1400PLN
netto
/415EUR
Only until the end of October!
- Participation in both days of the conference
- Access to SPORTBIZ Club
- Access to recordings and conference materials
- Catering (coffee breaks and lunch)
- Certificate of participation
- SPORTBIZ starter package
- Before SPORTBIZ Summit
- Gala SPORTBIZ Awards
- Opportunity to meet and talk with speakers
1 Day Student
400PLN
netto
/85EUR
- Participation in both days of the conference
- Access to SPORTBIZ Club
- Access to recordings and conference materials
- Catering (coffee breaks and lunch)
- Certificate of participation
- SPORTBIZ starter package
Please contact us to confirm your student status.
2 Days Student
600PLN
netto
/135EUR
- Participation in both days of the conference
- Access to SPORTBIZ Club
- Access to recordings and conference materials
- Catering (coffee breaks and lunch)
- Certificate of participation
- SPORTBIZ starter package
- Before SPORTBIZ Summit
- Gala SPORTBIZ Awards
- Opportunity to meet and talk with speakers
Please contact us to confirm your student status.
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side events
The DEMES awards you may associate with SPORTBIZ have served us well over the years and have pleased hundreds of winners. However, the time of the SPORTBIZ Awards is coming! Learn how the new system of awarding the industry’s most important honors works. For VIP attendees, we also have a complete novelty, the Before SPORTBIZ Summit – a one-of-a-kind dinner with our foreign speakers, where you can chat with the most important guests of our event in a relaxed, backstage atmosphere!
localization + hotel rooms
The modern, four-star Arche Hotel Krakowska is located near important transportation hubs, not far from the Warszawa Zachodnia Railway Station and right next to Chopin Airport. Inspired by the ArtDeco style, the comfortable facility can accommodate more than 700 guests at a time in comfortably furnished rooms.
We have provided a pool of rooms for SPORTBIZ Summit attendees, which can be reserved through the registration form. An important point – parking at the hotel is free, but unfortunately it is not unlimited, so arrive as early as possible.
Arche Hotel Krakowska****
Aleja Krakowska 237/U1, 02-180 Warsaw
faq
During the SPORTBIZ Summit you will have the opportunity to meet leaders from other countries, establish interesting relationships and potential collaborations. Warsaw is in a privileged position, as it closes the entire series of SPORTBIZ On Tour events and will bring together participants from various CEE countries. Every year we also try to come up with new topics for you to best meet the demands of the sports market and help you in your subsequent daily work and broaden your professional horizons.
Compared to similar scale of coverage and attractiveness of program and speakers of events in London, Berlin or Monaco, our price is well below average! Hosting an event involves many costs, such as venue rental, logistics, hiring staff, technical equipment and speakers. All of these elements contribute to the overall cost of production, which affects the price of tickets. Our expansion overseas and attracting participants from all over the world has also resulted in the event having a limited number of seats.
Participation in the SPORTBIZ Summit provides you with the hard and soft skills needed and required to work in sports at the highest level, and the people you have the opportunity to meet at our events can help you reach the many influential people you need to reach in the world of sports. If needed, you will receive a certificate of participation in the event, which will confirm that your knowledge and skills are constantly improving and that your work, is also your passion.
Who among us hasn’t heard from his or her boss or boss’s boss that he or she won’t pay for some training and trips. Well, we used to be on that side too, so especially for such situations we have prepared a guide for you – Convince Your Boss. With it, you don’t have to explain yourself why you should come to us – we will do it for you!
(Some solutions are universal) It is difficult to find and address the needs of everyone, but in sports many solutions are universal, and representatives of completely different disciplines and countries, face similar problems. Every year, however, we devote many weeks to prepare a comprehensive and varied program for the participants, so that you can find at least a few lectures that best fit the current problems you face in your company, club, union, local government or federation. If you are missing a topic, please email us at p.roszkowiak@sportwin.pl and let us know, and we’ll see what we can do!
We know it’s hard to believe, but the upcoming edition will be truly groundbreaking. We are completely changing the environment and the plan we have for organizing events, going beyond the borders of Poland. We want to be the culmination of the biggest sports business conferences and events – first in Central and Eastern Europe, and in the following years in the whole Old Continent. Join us again and see for yourself that these are not empty words.
There are 66 sports associations in Poland alone, making it impossible to devote attention to each of them, although we try with all our might. In recent years, tug-of-war, padel, baseball, American soccer, beach soccer, among others, have had their 5 minutes at the conference. We succinctly address the problems of each discipline, so at SPORTBIZ you will find people from the world of soccer, volleyball or basketball, as well as taekwondo, softball or tekball, allowing you to compare your problems and look for solutions together.
If you think you’re qualified and have an interesting case to discuss, get back to p.roszkowiak@sportwin.pl and we’ll try to find a mutually satisfactory solution and maybe even a place in the program.
We ourselves understand best the need to change and expand your business environment, that’s why for the first time for an international sports conference you don’t have to go anywhere or fly, because we are bringing all the best from abroad to Warsaw this year. Join us and don’t miss the chance to gain top knowledge and experience and meet brand new faces in the world of sports and business from the CEE region.
We have also taken care of you in this aspect. After purchasing your ticket, you will receive a discount code for a hotel room at the Arche Hotel Krakowska, which is the same hotel where the event is taking place. Thus, within two minutes you will find yourself from your hotel room, in the heart of an international sports event.
contact
Dominik Kajzerski
Project Director
Do you have questions? We will be happy to help you!
- +48 508 670 149
- d.kajzerski@sportwin.pl
Patryk Roszkowiak
Project Manager
Do you have questions? We will be happy to help you!
- +48 506 699 189
- p.roszkowiak@sportwin.pl