About Us
Jewish Travel in Poland is a team of highly qualified historians, genealogists, guides, and educators. Our professional associates have extensive experience in leading heritage tours in East-Central Europe and hold graduate degrees from international universities including Oxford, Yale, Brandeis, and the Jagiellonian University in Krakow.

We organize individually tailored tours and suggested itineraries to Holocaust and Jewish interest sites in Poland. We provide the most professional tour leaders and interpreters, quality accommodation, and reliable transportation.

Our Officers

Tomek Kuncewicz
The president and founder of Jewish Travel in Poland, Tomek holds an MA in Jewish History from Brandeis University in the USA, from where he was also awarded the annual Excellence in Teaching award. He has been the director of the Auschwitz Jewish Center since its establishment in 2000. His major interests are the history of antisemitism and the preservation of Jewish heritage in Poland. He has also lectured extensively in Canada, the USA, South Africa, and Europe. He has studied Jewish history and the Holocaust in Poland, Hungary, and Israel (Yad Vashem), as well as Hebrew at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. He is a certified Poland tour leader and Polish-English translator, and also holds a master’s degree in English Studies from the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Poland.

Daniel Feldman
As a co-founder and the vice-president responsible for International Affairs, Daniel is based in New Haven in the USA. Daniel is the descendent of Holocaust survivors from Poland, and has traveled extensively throughout Central and Eastern Europe, having taught Jewish Studies in Germany, as well as in the USA, and studied in Krakow. He has also studied at an Israeli yeshiva and speaks fluent Hebrew. Daniel is currently completing a PhD in Shoah history and literature at Yale University, and holds a BA in comparative literature from Columbia University.

Kate Craddy
Kate is a co-founder and the vice-president responsible for Specialized Tours. She holds a master’s degree in Jewish Studies from Oxford University, and is a PhD candidate in Jewish and Holocaust Studies at the University of Birmingham in the UK. She has also studied Jewish history in Poland and Israel (Yad Vashem), and has been the recipient of several prestigious awards for her work in Holocaust memory. Kate has been based in Poland for the last two years, where she also works for the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum.