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The Samoa Tourism Authority (STA) this week welcomed the Honorary Consul of the Republic of Poland in Auckland to Samoa, His Excellency Mr. Boguslaw Nowak.
Samoa Tourism Authority’s Chief Executive Officer, Papali’i Matatamali’i Sonja Hunter welcomed Mr Nowak and his delegation, and began talks on mutual relations between the two countries with regards to Tourism.
Mr Nowak has been to Samoa a few times before, and is most especially interested in bringing in more visitors from Poland to Samoa. He recommends Samoa as a very suitable destination for his people and is keen to work with the Government of Samoa and enhance links between the two countries.
Papali’i was delighted to meet Mr Novak and thanked him and his delegation for the interest in partnering with Samoa, as STA and its established counterparts in the UK continue to market Samoa in the northern hemisphere including Poland.
There were talks on tourism related activities in Samoa that would suit visitor interests of the travelling Polish population who according to the Polish delegation, are into water sports and outdoor activities.
Mr Nowak is in the country with his delegation including Mr Miroslaw Jakubiak, who will work closely with STA in marketing Samoa to Poland, together with STA’s establshed contacts in the UK.
Mr Kajubiak is in the country for the first time, and says that he is impressed with how beautiful Samoa is compared to other destinations.
The Republic of Poland lies at the geometric center of Europe with a population of close to 40 million people. It is a hospitable and friendly country with countless reminders of its great past, a picturesque landscape and outstanding natural riches.
The Government of Samoa and the Republic of Poland will soon finalise a Honarary Consul for Poland in Samoa and also a Honarary Consul of Samoa in Poland.
The Polish delegation are currently touring the country and will depart this week.
(Source: Samoa Tourism Authority [STA] Weekly Circular 20 October 2017)
