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Foreign tourists spent more than $7.1 billion in Poland last year. Tourist spending has been growing since 2004 when tourist spending amounted to $5.78 billion. While 2006 saw 15.7 million tourists, estimates are that in 2010 the number will go up to 18.7 million.
posted by Denny @ 6:19 PM
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I'm a big fan of Ewa Sonnet
Ewa Sonnet (born Beata Dąbrowska on March 8, 1985) is a Polish glamour model and pop singer.
Ewa Sonnet was born in Rybnik, in southern Poland. After high school, Sonnet was discovered by a person working for the entertainment industry, and agreed to become a photo model.
She embarked on a music career, and on December 11, 2005, Ewa Sonnet made her first television appearance on The Kuba Wojewódzki Show on the Polsat channel in Poland to promote her new album Nielegalna ("Illegal").
In January 2006, Sonnet began performing concerts throughout Poland. Nielegalna was released in October 2006. Since launching her music career, she has received wide recognition and been featured in magazines and television. She has recorded songs in both Polish and English. Ms. Sonnet has a very lovable sounding voice and perfect pronunciation and elocution when singing in English.
Ewa Sonnet took part in the Polish television show Gwiazdy Tańczą na Lodzie with skating partner Łukasz Jóźwiak. She posed for the November 2006 and 2007 issues of CKM magazine in Poland. Ewa is the subject of numerous controversies involving unauthorized use of her image in pop culture. Often spelling her name 3wa, she is one of the most striking examples of the overabundance of beautiful women the Polish gene pool has produced over the centuries.
According to statistical information regarding search terms entered into various search engines such as Google, Bing and Yahoo, more visitors arrive at this blog and associated website PolishToledo.com typing in Ewa or Ewa Sonnet than any other keyword, phrase, or name. Her name alone drives more traffic than the next highest search term by more than 500%.
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1 Comments:
Great! At least somebody is prospering. Hey, maybe if we tried reinvigorating our tourist industry by starting a war with ourselves. . .
;-)
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