The foreign minister said direct airline services are vitally important for economic relations because both businesspeople and tourists give preference to destinations accessible without any transfer.
The number of bookings at commercial accommodations in Hungary for September and October are “well over” the number in the same period a year earlier and suggest fourth-quarter guest nights...
Guest nights at commercial accommodations in Hungary rose by an annual 9.6 percent to 2,862,000 in July.
Commercial accommodations re-opened to tourists with Covid immunity certificates on May 1.
One of the sectors hit hardest during the coronavirus pandemic will continue to receive aid from the government.
The National Tourism Data Service Center shows a 300,000 increase in tourist numbers compared to the same period last year.
The Lake Balaton area has been the most popular domestic tourist destination, and the government’s goal is to provide support for establishing the infrastructure needed for visitors to enjoy experiences throughout the year around Central Europe’s biggest freshwater lake.
Following the onset of the coronavirus epidemic, the Hungarian government made rebooting tourism a paramount goal. And Hungary offers much more than Budapest and Lake Balaton!
After the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, from one day to the next, the tourism sector collapsed worldwide. But with the largest economic protection package in its history, the Hungarian government has done everything in its power to provide the support needed to relaunch tourism here at home.
The sun-kissed shorelines of Hungary's gigantic Lake Balaton are proving a holiday hit during coronavirus restrictions.
Hungarian public transport and tourism companies have taken steps to ensure the safety of passengers during their travels amid the epidemic.
The Four Seasons is the only hotel in Hungary to receive a Five-Star designation, in addition to the Four-Star Award its spa received recently.
Hungary’s tourism sector enjoyed a record-breaking year in 2018. And 2019 is not showing any signs of letting up. Hungary’s tourism industry is rockin’.