The Polish Communication Association (PCA)

The Polish Communication Association (PCA) was created during the General Meeting of Founders on 22 April, 2007 in Wrocław.

The idea of creating the Association appeared as a result of the discussion at the conference summarizing 50 years of research on communication and media in Poland (Wroclaw, March 2006), where representatives of several Polish universities dicussed its Statue.

The Statue determines main activities and goals of the Polish Communication Association. According to that document PCA ought to lead to the integration of the diversified research environment and communications practices by organizing the realm of studies on communication and media in Poland, raising their rank and level, as well as the cooperation with similar associations abroad. One of the priority goals is to undertake efforts to separate research on media and communication as an independent scientific discipline in Poland.

The statute goals shall be accomplished through:

– The work of the 22 Research Sections (meetings, conferences, research projects),
– PCA Congresses organized every two years (The I PCA Congress entitled “Creating the Communication: Content, Control, Critique” took place September 15-17, 2008 in Wrocław),
– Publications activities: “Central European Journal of Communication” – the official Journal of Polish Communication Association, publications of specialseries together with post-conference volumes.

Polish Communication Association cooperates with many international media and communication associations. PCA belongs to the International Confederation of Communication Associations. Polish Communication Association is also the 15th member of the International Communication Association (ICA).

Warsaw Convention Bureau

Warsaw, with the Warsaw Convention Bureau (a division of the Warsaw Tourism Organization), is leading the charge in showcasing this vibrant and exciting city as a prime destination for professional meetings and events.

Why Warsaw?

Warsaw lies at the heart of Poland, and Poland at the heart of Europe. This is why this city is the perfect location not only for business and cultural events but also for political and scientific conferences. With modern architecture, friendly infrastructure, and creative inhabitants, Warsaw is a bustling business center that offers much more than meets the eye. Take a stroll along the beautiful Vistula coast or explore the fascinating Old Town to get a taste of what this city has to offer.

Activities

The Warsaw Convention Bureau is dedicated to promoting Warsaw as a top location for the MICE industry in the region and global meetings market. As a partner of the Poland Meetings Destination conference, they are committed to raising awareness of the economic impact of the industry. Additionally, they issue a regular “Warsaw Meetings Industry” report that provides detailed insights into the local market.

WCB Support

The bureau maintains a comprehensive calendar of future conferences and events in Warsaw and provides a range of promotional tools to its partners. With support from both Polish and international meeting planners, the Warsaw Convention Bureau is committed to providing the necessary resources and assistance to ensure a successful and memorable event.