Cimunity: InterContinental Warsaw is competing in the 2026 World Travel Awards and World MICE Awards

The Polish capital offers a broad selection of venues for different event formats. InterContinental Warsaw is competing in the 2026 World Travel Awards and World MICE Awards in several categories. These are including Poland’s Leading Hotel, Business Hotel and Conference Hotel. Nobu Hotel Warsaw combines 117 rooms and suites with event facilities and will introduce its Wagyu Table experience to Warsaw in October. Hotel Bristol, a Luxury Collection Hotel, is marking its 125th anniversary in 2026. It continues to offer event spaces in a historic setting on the Royal Route. ADN Conference Center in the Browary Warszawskie complex provides 25 meeting spaces for events ranging from workshops and business meetings to conferences, exhibitions and galas for up to 550 guests.

Warsaw expands its range of incentive and social programmes

The destination is also developing experiences beyond traditional conference formats. Local partners offer tailor-made incentive programmes, private cruises on the Vistula and creative event concepts. Cultural attractions add further options for social programmes. These are including the Museum of Warsaw, the Warsaw Rising Museum and the Royal Łazienki Museum.

Music remains another element of the city’s event offering, with the Chopin and His Europe Festival bringing international orchestras and pianists to Warsaw in 2026. The Warsaw Convention Bureau will also present the destination at the Polish Jazz Festival in London on 13 September.