eTravel S.A. supports Wielka Wyprawa Maluchów

eTravel S.A. has joined the companies supporting Wielka Wyprawa Maluchów dla Dzieci, the charity road-safety project whose fourth edition starts on 28 June 2026 at Hala Stulecia in Wrocław. The initiative raises money for treatment and rehabilitation for children injured in road accidents, and funds road-safety education. Why Not Travel is supporting the route logistics for the fourth year in a row.

Wrocław start on 28 June

This year’s edition runs under the slogan “Pozwól im dorosnąć”, which translates as “Let them grow up”. The organisers combine fundraising with education on safe behaviour for pedestrians, cyclists and scooter users.

The start is planned at Hala Stulecia in Wrocław. On the day of departure, the site will host the “Young&Safe” education zone, focused on road-safety training for children and adults.

Route through Europe and Poland

A fleet of Fiat 126p cars will leave Wrocław and travel through Western Europe to Normandy. According to the organisers’ materials, the crews are due to reach Omaha Beach on 6 July 2026.

After a short break, the expedition will continue in Poland. The domestic section is scheduled to start in Warsaw on 9 July 2026, with the finish planned for 15 July 2026 at the Main Market Square in Kraków.

Why Not Travel handles route logistics

Why Not Travel has supported Wielka Wyprawa Maluchów since the initiative began. In this year’s edition, the company is again helping the organisers with logistics along the route.

For a project of this scale, logistics cover more than the convoy of Fiat 126p cars. The organisers also refer to technical vehicles, medical support, tow trucks, transport lorries and media teams. That requires coordination across the international and Polish sections of the trip.

More than PLN 13m raised

Across the previous three editions, Wielka Wyprawa Maluchów dla Dzieci raised more than PLN 13 million. The money supports children injured in road accidents, including treatment, rehabilitation and psychological care.

The project also includes education and prevention programmes. The organisers point to work carried out by partner foundations involved in road safety, including projects aimed at children and young people.