PLN 3m for Tourists: Lubelski Voucher Launch

29 June 2026 Poland Radar 0 Comments

Lublin region launches the Lubelski Tourism Voucher with PLN 3m to boost tourism; tourists may get PLN 300 for two-night stays.

The Lublin regional council has allocated PLN 1.5 million and matched ministerial funds to create the Lubelski Tourism Voucher. Consequently, tourists can claim a PLN 300 voucher after booking at least two nights.

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Why this matters for visitors

The region will deploy a total of PLN 3 million. Moreover, the scheme aims to attract domestic tourists to lesser-known sites. Therefore, places like Roztocze and Polesie could see more visitors. In addition, Kazimierz Dolny may benefit outside high season. Local hotels, agritourism farms and restaurants should gain extra business. Consequently, the voucher may stretch every tourist zloty further.

Lubelski Tourism Voucher: What to expect

The council set the initial rules but the executive board will publish the detailed regulation. However, officials say tourists will need to buy at least two nights. Moreover, the voucher value will stand at PLN 300 per qualifying booking. Therefore, tourists should expect quick application windows. Podlaskie showed how fast demand can appear. In 2025, one tranche sold out in six hours. In 2026, one round emptied in just two minutes. Consequently, registration systems will face heavy traffic.

Economic and sector impact

The voucher can act as a direct stimulus for the tourism sector. Hotels will fill rooms that might have stayed empty. Moreover, local tour operators can sell packages that include guided tours. Restaurants and attractions will see more footfall. In addition, public transport and taxis may receive extra customers. Therefore, local suppliers of food and services may benefit too. The scheme may also help spread tourists across the region. Consequently, pressure on popular sites may reduce outside peak days.

💡 GOOD TO KNOW: If you plan to apply, prepare basic documents. Non-Polish residents often ask if they need PESEL (national ID number). Short-term tourists do not need PESEL. Long-term residents may need a PESEL for some regional services. Also, ZUS (social security) and NFZ (national health fund) matter only for workers. Keep your passport and proof of payment ready. In addition, many sites require an account and fast internet to claim vouchers. Finally, remember that a “mandat” means a fine in Polish law, so obey local rules to avoid penalties.

Officials aim to launch the scheme by late July and allow use of funds until year-end. Moreover, the board still has to adopt formal rules. Therefore, details on eligible accommodations and booking channels will appear later. However, the basic outline already gives a clear signal. Tourism leaders and local politicians greeted the move. Consequently, the region expects both short-term and longer promotional gains.

The example from Podlasie shows strong public appetite for regional vouchers. Moreover, rapid sell-outs there suggest users will act fast. In addition, media attention can raise Lublin’s profile nationally. Therefore, expat readers should watch announcement channels. If you travel in Poland this summer, consider booking early.

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