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RYNEK FRANCUSKI ........................................................................................................ 24 5. RYNEK FRANCUSKI ........................................................................................................ 24 6. RYNEK HISZPA ŃSKI........................................................................................................ 35 7. RYNEK HOLENDERSKI ................................................................................................... 42 8. RYNEK JAPO ŃSKI ............................................................................................................ 49 9. RYNEK NIEMIECKI .......................................................................................................... 52 10. RYNEK NORWESKI........................................................................................................ 70 11. RYNEK ROSYJSKI .......................................................................................................... 71 12. RYNEK STANÓW ZJEDNOCZONYCH I KANADY.................................................... 81 13. RYNEK SZWAJCARSKI.................................................................................................. 93 14. RYNEK SZWEDZKI......................................................................................................... 99 15. RYNEK UKRAI ŃSKI ..................................................................................................... 101 16. RYNEK W ĘGIERSKI ..................................................................................................... 110 17. RYNEK BRYTYJSKI I IRLANDZKI ............................................................................ 120 18. RYNEK WŁOSKI............................................................................................................ 137 2 1. RYNEK AUSTRIACKI Nazwa Lp. Adres Tel./Fax/ adres www Rodzaj oferty touroperatora Tel.: 1-512 70 77 Schubertring 8 Businesstravel dla IND- 1. 7cs Seven Seas Fax 1-512 70 77 16 1010 Wien klientów www.7cs.at Wrocław, Pozna ń, Toru ń, Tel.: 1/892 34 43 Olsztyn, Malbork, Akademischer Fröbelgasse 46 2. Fax 1/892 03 20 Mr ągowo, K ętrzyn, Św. Reisedienst 1160 Wien www.studienreisen.at Lipka, Warszawa, Cz ęstochowa, Kraków Tel.: 0732/700 511-0 Hauptstr. 1 Fax 0732/700 511 Polska Płd.: Kraków i 3. Allerstorfer Reisen 4040 Linz-Urfahr www.allerstorfer- okolice (OÖ) reisen.at Współpraca z biurem Asi-Alpin Schule In der Stille 1 Tel.: 0512/54 60 00 4. KAMPIO, Białowie Ŝa, Innsbruck 6161 Natters (T) Fax 0512/54 60 01 Hajnówka Schacherbergerstr. Tel.: 07262/62550 BFBS RB 30 Polska Płd.: Dolny Śląsk, 5. Fax 07262/62550 75 Wiesinger 4311 Schwertberg Wybrze Ŝe www.wiesinger.cc (OÖ) Kraków, Warszawa, Toru ń, Gda ńsk, Sopot, Gdynia, Kartuzy, Stiftplatz 8 Tel.: 02243/353 770; Malbork, Frombork, 3400 Fax 02243/353 77 15 6. Biblische Reisen Olsztyn, Mr ągowo, Dobre Klosterneuburg www.biblische- Miasto, Mikołajki, (NÖ) reisen.at Ruciane-Nida, Świ ęta Lipka, K ętrzyn, Warszawa, Cz ęstochowa Tel.: 1/501 80 50 Wiedner Hauptstr.15 7. Blaguss Fax 1/501 80 99 Wycieczki objazdowe 1010 Wien www.blaguss.at Tel.: 02682/648 02 Colmarplatz 1 Blaguss Touristik Fax 02682/648 92 Miasta i kuchnia, 8. 7000 Eisenstadt Gmbh www.blaguss.com Wrocław, Kraków (BGL) www.mcblaguss.com Spörken 7 Tel.: 07487 2274 9. Brunner Reisen Zakopane 3264 Gresten Fax 07487 2274-4 Christophorus Museumstr. 28 Tel.: 0512/58 40 40 Wrocław, Toru ń, Mazury, 10. Reisen 6020 Innsbruck (T) Fax 0512/57 49 76 Warszawa, Kraków Tel.: 1/218 63 50 Jeziora Mazurskie i Praterstraße 38 11. Club 50 Fax 1/218 63 50-30 historyczne miasta 1020 Wien www.club50.at (Warszawa, Toru ń, 3 Chełm Ŝa, Chełmno, Gda ńsk, Malbork, Kanał Elbl ąski, Olsztyn, Gi Ŝycko, Świ ęta Lipka) 1)Polskie Wybrze Ŝe: Trójmiasto, Słowi ński PN, Malbork, Elbl ąg plus Mazury 2)Kraków & Polska Płd.: Dr. Karl Lueger Tel.: +43/1/534 11 0 Kraków, Wadowice, Columbus Ihr 12. Ring 8 Fax +43/1/534 11 200 Oświ ęcim, Beskidy, Reisebüro 1010 Wien www.columbus.co.at Zakopane + Tatry 3)Große Polen-Rundreise: Wrocław, Pozna ń, Wybrze Ŝe, Gda ńsk, Mazury, Warszawa, Kraków St. Peter-Hauptstr. Tel.: 0316/407 067 Columbus Ihr 13. 306a Fax 0316/407 067 40 Miasta: Wrocław, Kraków Reisebüro 8042 Graz (S) www.columbus.co.at Wrocław, Opole, Tel.: 1/713 88 44 Oświ ęcim, Zakopane, Gärtnergasse 1/16 14. CR Touristik Fax 1/713 71 25 Wadowice, Kraków, 1030 Wien www.crtouristik.at Cz ęstochowa, Warszawa, Pozna ń, Mazury -Verträumte Masuren - Unbekanntes Baltikum Münchner Tel.: 0662/40 88 20 Dertour Austria (Pozna ń, Toru ń, 15. 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Fax 03682/248 04 4 Mazury Nordland 8952 Irdning (S) www.erlebniscamp.at Tel.: 01/505 82 82 Euro Travel Resselgasse 5 Wrocław – pobyt 22. Fax 01/505 82 82 14 Reisebüro 1040 Wien sylwestrowy www.euro-travel.at Corocznie wysyłaj ą do Polski ok. 10 000 turystów z Azji; Polska Im KEG Tel.: 01 513 49 79 20 Euroscop Incoming południowa, Kraków, 23. Bieberstr. 26/2 Fax 01 513 49 79 33 and Events Warszawa; Obecnie chc ą 1010 Wien www.euroscope.at rozszerzy ć ofert ę o Morze Bałtyckie, Mazury, Warmi ę i Podlasie Doppelgraben 52 Exklusiv Reisen 3400 24. Heinz Holinka Kraków, Mazury Klosterneuburg - Reisebüro GmbH Kierling Tel.: 1/815 86 87, 1/8153689, Kraków, Cz ęstochowa, Steinbaugasse 14 25. Fischer-Reisen 1/8122681 wycieczki objazdowe, 1120 Wien Fax 1/815 71 05 Oświ ęcim, Wadowice www.tui-online.at Wrocław, Pozna ń, Gda ńsk, Malbork, Dr. Karl-Lueger- Tel.: 1/534 11-0 Flug-Bahntours Mazury, Warszawa, 26. 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