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Emergency Line for foreign tourists
On 1 June, yet another edition of the “Emergency Line” hotline was launched; it is meant for foreign tourists who travel to Poland.
The main purpose of the “Emergency Line" is to improve the safety of foreign tourists who travel to Poland by providing them with information and assistance in emergency crisis situations such as health problems, loss of documents, theft, etc.
This year, the hotline has been integrated with the Polish Tourist Information System for the first time, which will allow to provide services aiming at tourists’ safety also outside the holiday season.
In the period of increased tourist traffic, the hotline supports the activities of the organisational units of the Police and is an important element in shaping of the image of Poland as an open, safe and tourist-friendly country.
Tourists may call the following numbers: (48) 22 278 77 77 and (48) 608 599 999; operators’ charges apply. The hotline operates every day (excluding statutory holidays, Saturdays and Sundays) between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Operators of the “Emergency Line” speak Polish, English, German (throughout the year) and Spanish (between 1 June and 30 September).
Throughout the operation of the hotline, reports are accepted under the supervision of the General Police Headquarters, which in emergency situations significantly accelerates interventions.
Materials with information on the functioning of the hotline in the form of leaflets and posters are distributed abroad through Polish Tourist Information Centres, consulates and embassies of the Republic of Poland, international organisations and the tourist industry, as well as at centres for foreigners and frontier crossing points in the territory of Poland.
Visit: http://en.msport.gov.pl/