In 2019, 55% of adult Poles went away for at least two days, so virtually the same number as in 2017. This is 5 percentage points fewer than in 2018, which was a record year for the period since 2012, when research on the subject began. Compared to 2018, there were decidedly fewer adults holidaying within Poland (a drop from 51% to 44%), though trips abroad also fell from 24% to 23%.

At the start of 2019, 64% of those surveyed had made holiday plans, which was the most since 2013, when people were first asked about this. It is worth adding that, with the exception of 2018, the percentage of adults planning holidays at the beginning of the year has always been higher than the percentage of those who actually go.