| Foreign tourists total<\/td> | 727,117<\/td> | 1,619,197<\/td> | 2.23<\/td> | 87.1%<\/td><\/tr>\n <\/tbody>\n <\/table>\n\n <\/span>Foreign guests favour hotels<\/span><\/h2>\n Foreign tourists chose hotel facilities more often than domestic visitors: 87.1% of international guests used hotels, compared with 78.5% of Polish tourists. The highest hotel shares were recorded among visitors from Finland, Norway, Denmark and Sweden, at more than 92%. Neighbouring markets, such as Ukraine (82.2%) and Belarus (83.1%), recorded lower shares, where other types of accommodation played a larger role.<\/p>\n\n \n In April 2026, the four largest source markets \u2014 Germany, Ukraine, the United Kingdom and the United States \u2014 jointly accounted for almost half of foreign tourists using Polish accommodation establishments. Germany alone provided more than one-fifth of all foreign visitors and the longest average stays.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n\n <\/span>Key takeaways<\/span><\/h2>\n \n - In April 2026, 727,100 foreign tourists used accommodation establishments in Poland, representing 22.8% of all visitors.<\/li>\n
- Germany remained the leading market with 160,600 visitors, or 22% of foreign tourists, ahead of Ukraine, the United Kingdom and the United States.<\/li>\n
- The four largest markets together accounted for almost 48% of foreign tourists.<\/li>\n
- German visitors stayed the longest, at 2.69 nights on average, while tourists from transit markets such as Lithuania, Latvia and Belarus recorded the shortest stays, at around 1.4 nights.<\/li>\n
- Foreign tourists chose hotel facilities more often, at 87.1%, compared with 78.5% of domestic tourists.<\/li>\n <\/ul>\n\n
The data concern tourists using tourist accommodation establishments in April 2026 and the overnight stays provided to them. Average length of stay and the share of hotel facilities are own calculations based on these data. The source file covers April 2026 only, without a comparative period. Data source: Statistics Poland. Own analysis based on Statistics Poland data.<\/p>\n\n<\/div>\n\n |