urrently working at the University of the National Education Commission in Kraków, within the Department of Tourism and Regional Studies, I combine my professional roles as an academic and researcher with my passion for creative exploration, education, teamwork, new experiences and challenges, and travel. My research interests cover various aspects of hospitality, tourism and leisure, particularly accessible, cultural, business and sustainable tourism, as well as tourism and hospitality marketing and the history of tourism. In the area of accessible tourism, my research explores the accessibility of tourist spaces, infrastructure, and services to ensure an enjoyable and fulfilling experience for all. Currently, my research primarily focuses on accessible family tourism. I also conduct research in the fields of cultural tourism, heritage interpretation and accessibility, new technologies, and cultural routes, particularly the Via Romea Strata. The main courses I teach at the university include Tourism Management, Tourism Organisation, Accessible Tourism, Hospitality Marketing, New Technologies in the Hospitality Industry, Business and Event Tourism, and others within the specialisations of Hospitality Management and Tourism Facilitation, Tour Leading and Guiding. To keep my teaching practical and in line with labour market expectations, I collaborate with numerous stakeholders, including accommodation providers, conference and event venues, educational institution