Hungary Headlines: Gang Targets Foreigners, Rental Prices Surge, Hotel Honors, Budapest Center Shut Down – 14 February, 2025
Top Hungary News: Hungarian Gang Rips Off Tourists, Budapest Rental Market Paradox, and More
Today’s top Hungary news covers a range of topics, from criminal activities to political developments and travel updates. Here are some highlights you shouldn’t miss:
A Hungarian gang has been caught ripping off foreign tourists in Budapest, causing damages amounting to EUR 2.5 million. Detailed information and photos of their scheme can be found in our article.
In a rental market paradox, steep prices are meeting falling demand in Budapest, creating challenges for both landlords and tenants.
Seven Budapest hotels have made it to Forbes’ newest global rating, showcasing the best of the best in the hospitality industry.
Reports suggest that the Hungarian forint coin may be withdrawn due to its high cost. The Hungarian National Bank has addressed these concerns, offering explanations for the potential decision.
From the red carpet to the football field, several famous individuals with Hungarian backgrounds are making waves in various industries. Learn more about them in our featured article.
In the realm of Hungarian politics, Prime Minister Orbán’s press chief has surprisingly stepped down with immediate effect. Prime Minister Orbán himself has stated that Hungary does not need to leave the EU, despite concerns about its future.
On the travel front, the Orbán cabinet is planning to significantly reduce train frequency between Budapest and rural towns, with potential closures of train lines in the pipeline. Additionally, Budapest downtown will be closed to traffic again this weekend for certain events.
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