Monika Hyla

She was the first tour guide in Poland to have done Postgraduate Cracow Studies (Cracow Cultural Heritage) at the Jagiellonian University.

She has been a licensed tour guide at the Ojców National Park since 2010.

She also has licenses to provide tours of: the Royal Castle of Wawel, branches of the Historical Museum of the City of Cracow: Oskar Schindler’s Factory , Rynek Underground, Cybernetyka, Kraków – time, and space, Home Army Museum, The Museum of the People’s Republic of Poland, the Sanctuary of Saint John Paul II, and the MOCAK Museum

She underwent a two day training entitled: Traces of Pope John Paul II in Little Poland, a training for City Guides in the Cricoteca Tadeusz Kantor Museum, and training organized by the Jewish Community Center, entitled: The Present-Day Jewish Cracow, as well as in the one organized by the Abbey of the Benedictine Monks in Tyniec. Monika took part in a training session entitled: The Accessibility of Tourism for People with Disabilities.

She gave lectures during training sessions for Cracow City Guides, entitled: The History, and Culture of the Cracow Jews at the Galicia Jewish Museum.

Monika underwent three training sessions organized by the Polish Tourist Organization, regarding working with tourists from China, India, and Japan.

She is a member of the Cracow Tour Guides Association, and also the editor-in chief of their news bulletin