International Filmfestival Plock
The jury awarded film: CULTURAL TOURISM - Sadrolin Tam, "Wieliczka - the Salt of the Earth", Sweden
This film has been recognized for its depiction or promotion of cultural heritage, highlighting the famous Wieliczka Salt Mine in Poland, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its historical and cultural significance.
The film was awarded for its impact on the promotion of cultural tourism and effectively demonstrated the cultural and historical significance of the Wieliczka Salt Mine, encouraging tourism and wider appreciation of this cultural heritage.
International Tourfilm Festival Award
Special Award of Tourist Organization of Brus for best tourist film
The special award from the tourism organization Brus is likely recognition for excellence in promoting tourism through film. In this case, the prize was awarded to the film "Wieliczka - the Salt of the Earth"considered to be the best tourist film,
"Wieliczka - the salt of the earth" by Sadrolin Tam received this special award for being the best tourist film.
This award highlights the film's contribution to the tourism industry by engaging audiences and potentially increasing interest in visiting the Wieliczka Salt Mine.
International film Festival Award
Special Award of Nature Protection Institute of Serbia for the best ecology film
The Special Award of the Nature Protection Institute of Serbia for the best ecology film is a recognition given to a film that excels in promoting environmental awareness and protection. This award would be presented to a film that effectively highlights ecological issues, the importance of nature conservation, or the relationship between humans and the environment.
The Special Award was awarded to the film »Wieliczka - The Salt of the Earth», Director: Sadrolin Tam, Sweden which showcases the natural environment, focusing on the conservation efforts related to the Wieliczka Salt Mine.
The film has been recognized for its educational impact and its ability to inspire action or awareness about environmental protection.
Brus Tourist Organization