National Geographic Magazine has created a list of wonderful destinations tourists should visit after the pandemic is over. The Puszta of Hortobágy is also on this list.
The number of guest nights at commercial accommodations in Hungary fell by an annual 59.2% to 1,061,000 in September, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said. The number of guest nights spent by domestic travellers fell by 16.2% to 931,000, while the number spent by foreign visitors plunged by 91.3% to 130,000. hungarymatters.hu pixabay
Hungary’s spas are in the midst of a crisis caused by low attendance resulting from the novel coronavirus epidemic, with drop in revenues of at least 50% experienced so far this year, the head of the Hungarian Spas Association said on Thursday, adding that nearly 5,000 lay-offs are likely by March 2021. Over 76% of […]
The new lido in the Great Forest has been inaugurated: the Aquaticum water complex, which was created of a 9.5-billion-HUF investment with 7.1 billion HUF government support, was opened to the general public on 19 June 2020 – as it was announced on 18 June.
The new Debrecen Aquaticum Spa was inaugurated on Friday (19th June) and it has already opened its gates in front of the visitors.
Five major Budapest water parks will reopen on May 30 with a sixth one following next month, the chief executive of municipal spa operator Budapest Gyógyfürdői és Hévizei (BGYH) said.
The thermal lake of Hévíz, a popular tourist destination, re-opened on the weekend, attracting hundreds of guests, local government officials said.
The Hungarian spa town of Hévíz, home to Europe’s largest thermal lake, has been voted twelfth best place to visit in this year’s European Destinations of Excellence (EDEN) ranking, the local council said.
Visitor numbers at Budapest spas rose by 12% year on year to 3.9 million in the first three quarters of the year, the marketing director of spa operator BGYH said in an interview to business daily Világgazdaság.
In 2019, the Night of Spas and Beaches is organized on the 26th of July.
