The study uses the fuzzy relations method to examine the demand for qualifiedtourism in 16 voivodeships of Poland. Data collected by PTTK was analyzed in the field of12 forms of tourism in five defined research areas (A1 – mountain tourism; A2 – tourism foradvanced users; A3 – water tourism; A4 – walking; and A5 – extreme tourism). The analysesshowed that in all regions of the country, the greatest demand was for walking and foradvanced tourism users. At the same time, the largest number of people participated in thesetwo types of tourism. There were large fluctuations in demand for trips and events, especiallydue to the pandemic situation in the country and the economic situation. Thanks to fuzzyrelations, it is possible to study phenomena composed of variables whose values are collectedby organizations and statistical offices.
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