InConventus Group

Agricultural tour operator in Poland, since 2017

InConventus is an agricultural tour operator based in Poland, and agriculture is the only thing we do. Since 2017 we have organised agricultural study tours and farm tours for farmers, farm organisations, agribusiness companies and universities, both to working farms abroad and for international groups visiting Poland and Central Europe. Groups we have hosted include a 25-person Iowa Farm Bureau delegation, the German Ministry of Agriculture, as well as groups from Germany, Sweden, France and Canada.

Every programme is tailor-made around your group's goals, interests and dates.

Tours we offer

• Incoming agricultural tours and farm tours. Study tours in Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Georgia, including routes that combine several countries. Visits include large dairy farms with rotary parlours and milking robots, crop farms using precision farming, greenhouses, processing plants and agribusiness companies.
• Agricultural study tours abroad. Tours for farmers, farm organisations and agribusiness companies to farms worldwide. Destinations so far include the Netherlands, Denmark, Germany, France, Canada, the USA, Brazil, Argentina and South Africa.
• Agricultural trade fair tours. Group visits to major agricultural fairs, combined with farm visits nearby. We are an official tourism partner of DLG for Agritechnica, EuroTier and DLG-Feldtage.
• Student study trips. Educational agricultural tours for universities, colleges and faculty-led programmes.
• Ground services for tour operators. We organise local programmes for other operators' groups, which the operator sells under its own name.

Two programme formats

• Technical: almost the whole day on farms, with two or three visits a day.
• Mixed: one farm visit a day, with the rest of the day for cities, history, food and local culture, similar to an agritourism programme.

We can also mix the two formats in one tour.

What we handle

• Choosing and confirming host farms. Every host is a real commercial farm, confirmed before it goes into the programme.
• Preparing each visit with the host, including topics and questions.
• A guide who knows agriculture and interprets every visit live, so your group can ask the farmer directly.
• Transport, hotels, meals and timing.
• The cultural and tourist part of the programme.
• Travel insurance.
• After the tour, a written report on request, plus attendance lists and participation certificates.

Website: travel.inconventus.com
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +48 733 878 444

Our destinations: agricultural tours in Central Europe, the Balkans and Georgia

We organise agricultural study tours and farm tours in seven countries. Each has its own type of farming, and a route can combine several of them. Your group sees a different production system every few days, not the same one again.

Agricultural tours in Poland
Poland is one of the largest food producers in the European Union. It is the EU's leading producer of poultry and apples, and a major producer of mushrooms, dairy and grain. You can see very different farming in one country: large arable and dairy farms in the west and north, family farms in the east and south, fruit-growing regions, modern greenhouses and food processing plants. Poland is our home country and the destination we know best.

Agricultural tours in the Czech Republic
Czech farms are among the largest in the EU on average, which makes the country a good place to study large-scale arable and livestock management. It is also known for hops and malting barley, which connect farming directly with its brewing tradition.

Agricultural tours in Slovenia
Slovenia combines small family farms with alpine dairy farming, vineyards and a strong beekeeping tradition. It is a good destination for groups interested in mountain agriculture, farm diversification and local food production.

Agricultural tours in Croatia
Croatia has two very different farming regions. Slavonia in the east grows grain, maize and oilseeds on large fields. The Adriatic coast is known for olive oil, wine and Mediterranean crops. One route can include both.

Agricultural tours in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Farming here is mostly family-run, with fruit growing (especially plums and berries), dairy and livestock. Herzegovina in the south has its own wine regions and grape varieties.

Agricultural tours in Montenegro
Montenegro combines mountain livestock farming with coastal olive growing and vineyards. Groups can see traditional products such as Njeguši cheese and prosciutto, and how small farms work with tourism.

Agricultural tours in Georgia
Georgia has one of the oldest winemaking traditions in the world. Its traditional qvevri clay-vessel method is on the UNESCO list. It is also a major hazelnut exporter and grows tea and citrus, with livestock farming in the mountains.

Tours that combine several countries
Popular combinations include Poland with the Czech Republic, and Croatia with Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina or Montenegro. Every route is tailor-made around your group's interests.