This page documents a meeting held on September 7, 2015, at the Museum of Sport and Tourism concerning the 'Otyliada' - a night swimming marathon event. The meeting involved organizers discussing past achievements and future plans for the event, which was preparing for its third edition in March 2016. Award ceremonies for marathon record-holders and the donation of event memorabilia to the museum were key highlights.
On September 7, 2015, the Museum of Sport and Tourism hosted a significant meeting for the organizers of 'Otyliada,' a popular night swimming marathon designed to engage entire families. The gathering was led by Anita Garncarz, Director of the Nationwide Night Swimming Marathon 'Otyliada,' and Andrzej Kotulecki, the event's originator.
During the meeting, participants collectively reviewed the marathon's past successes and outlined plans for the upcoming third edition, scheduled for March 2016. A notable part of the event was the presentation of medals to record-holders of the recent marathon, including 86-year-old Juliusz Kubisz, who covered 13 km, and Mateusz Fajfer and Maciej Ogrodnik, who each swam 35 km. The museum also received a commemorative medal and mascot from the event, accepted by Deputy Director Aleksandra Czechowicz Woźniak. The report concludes with congratulations to the winners and support for the event's motto, 'The whole of Poland swims with us.'