We turn the spotlight on the printed version of Polish Market, and more particularly, on the current special edition brought out ahead of the United Nations Climate Change Conference to be held in the mid-western city of Poznań. >>

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The historic Wieliczka spa in southern Poland on the outskirts of Krakow may have once contributed to the city's greatness, as the rich salt deposits owned by the kings of Poland paid for the construction of Krakow landmarks. Wieliczka itself is a major attraction, with its amazing underground churches and vast decorated chambers carved out in salt down the centuries. But the salt mine was facing a problem: mining was destroying the historic landmarks. Now the mine has reinvented itself as not just a world-famous museum, but also a thriving underground spa, where asthma sufferers are treated. >>

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The University of Law and Management in Warsaw, one of the highest ranking private institutions of higher learning in Poland, has decided to attract Chinese students in a bid to educate specialists to develop business links between the two countries. >>

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