Hungary faces tourism challenges as record summer temperatures and rising travel costs influence visitor plans across Budapest and beyond
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Read MoreCentral Europe is undergoing a significant transformation in the way it welcomes visitors, with Czechia, Austria, Hungary and Poland embracing a new tourism model that combines data-driven planning, improved rail connectivity and sustainable destination management. Rather than encouraging ever-growing numbers of tourists to iconic cities such as Prague, Vienna, Budapest and Kraków, tourism authorities are...
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