Unique offer in Poland: a hotel group offers benefits to couples who conceive children during stay. What are the conditions
A hotel group in Poland has initiated a special program, which wants to encourage nation at national level, offering different benefits to couples who can prove that they have conceived a child during accommodation in his units and meet certain conditions.
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Poland is facing a major demographic crisis, the birth rate being a constant decrease of 12 years. In 2024, the number of births was 157,000 lower than that of deaths, and forecasts indicate that the decline will continue. At the end of June 2025, the country's population was about 37.4 million inhabitants, with one million less than 2015, according to the National Bureau of Statistics (GUS), notes AGERPRES.
In this context, the hotel and real estate group Arche, which owns 23 hotels, buildings and conference rooms throughout the country, has decided to involve their business in support of birth.
On its official website, the company is mourning the current situation and proposes an atypical solution: rewarding couples who will conceive a child during staying in one of his hotels.
Specifically, customers who can demonstrate that their baby has been conceived in the ARCHHE group accommodation will benefit from a “free family party”, such as organizing baptism. In addition, for couples who bought an apartment from Arche and have a child after moving, the company offers a premium of 10,000 zlots (about 2,345 euros).
The program, entitled “Arche generations”, has clear rules: it is addressed exclusively to heterosexual couples (“man and woman”), of which at least one partner must be a Polish citizen, a resident in Poland and Major.
The initiative is not only limited to customers. The company has announced that it will grant bonuses and employees who become parents, to encourage demographic stability among their own staff.
Thus, the Arche Group combines marketing with a powerful social message, in a time when Poland is looking for solutions to combat demographic decline and to encourage increased number of births.
We remind you that, as a measure that increases birth, the legislation on abortion was tightened, which led to a wave of general dissatisfaction.
And Romania is facing one of the most serious demographic seizures of the last decades, determined by the constant decrease in birth, on the one hand, but also by increasing fertility problems. Statistics show that, at present, the fewest children have been born since such measurements are made in our country, this negative tendency affecting the whole of Europe.
